Info on websocket and event broadcasting for realtime events using Laravel Echo and Reverb #4
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September 7, 2024 15:59
…aravel Reverb and Laravel Echo
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Hi @rubys! Whenever you are free, please see above the details of the Websocket connection used by the Laravel dictaphone app, as well as steps on deploying it to Fly.io! |
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What and Why:
Include information on setup of the project's real-time client-server communication through the use of server side events broadcasted by Laravel Reverb, and websocket connections subscribing to channel events in the client using Laravel Echo.
This also includes instructions needed to set it up locally, as well as references to setup in a Laravel Fly app