Echo
Laravel Echo library for beautiful Pusher and Ably integration.
Overview
Laravel Echo is a JavaScript library that simplifies subscribing to channels and listening for events broadcast by Laravel over WebSocket connections. This library facilitates building realtime, live-updating user interfaces by enabling efficient communication between the server and client. Laravel Echo is a valuable tool for developers working on web applications that require instant data updates.
Features
- Realtime Update: Receive live updates on your user interface as data changes on the server.
- WebSocket Connection: Efficiently communicate between the server and client using WebSocket connections.
- Event Listening: Easily listen for and handle events broadcast by Laravel.
- Channel Subscription: Simplifies subscribing to channels to receive relevant updates.
- NPM Installation: Install Laravel Echo conveniently via the NPM package manager.
- Open Source: Laravel Echo is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.
- Laravel
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- Eslint
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- Rollup
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- Typescript
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