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> @mradcliffe/ngx-signalr is a [Angular](https://angular.io) module that provides an easy-to-use service to create [SignalR](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/signalr/introduction) hub connections. It wraps common SignalR methods in [RxJS](http

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@mradcliffe/ngx-signalr is a Angular module that provides an easy-to-use service to create SignalR hub connections. It wraps common SignalR methods in RxJS observables and allows http client interceptors (middleware) to be used in connections.

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  • Installation
  • Usage
  • Contributing

Installation

Confirm that your dependencies match for the Angular release you are using.

AngularRxJSzone.js
^6^6.2^0.8
^7^6.4^0.8
^8^6.5^0.9
^9^6.5N/A
  • npm install ngx-signalr

Usage

Create a SignalrHubConnection

This provides a SignalrFactory with which will create and start a new HubConnectios.

this.signalrFactory
  .createHubConnection('https://example.com/hubs/test')
  .pipe(skipWhile((c: SignalrHubConnection) => c === null));

A BehaviorSubject<SignalrHubConnection> is returned from the factory. The SignalrHubConnection wraps the HubConnection methods in Observables.

Work with SignalrHubConnection

// Subscribes to the "counted" method on the hub.
const subject = connection.on<number>('counted');
subject.subscribe((n: number) => {});

// Unsubscribe using this specific behavior subject for the "counted" method.
connection.off('counted', subject);

// Unsubscribe all "counted" methods.
connection.off('counted');

// Invokes the increment method on the hub with argument "count".
const count = 5;
connection.invoke<number>('increment', count)
  .subscribe((n: number) => {});

// Send a method with arguments that only needs to check success.
connection.send('foo', 'bar)
  .subscribe((success: boolean) => {
    if (success) {
      // Method was successful.
    } else {
      // Method was not successful.
    }
  });

Contributing

Please read the CONTRIBUTING document.

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Package last updated on 11 Aug 2021

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