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An addon/plugin package to provide server-sent events functionality for AdonisJS 4.0+
An addon/plugin package to provide server-sent events functionality for AdonisJS 4.0+
adonis install adonisjs-sse
Firstly, follow the instructions in
instructions.md
file to setup the Provider and Middleware
See the instructions.md file for the complete installation steps and follow as stated.
Like any other provider, you need to register the provider inside start/app.js
file.
const providers = [
...
'adonisjs-sse/providers/ServerSentEventsProvider',
]
Register the following middleware inside start/kernel.js
file.
You can optionally place the sse middleware after the 'Adonis/Middleware/AuthInit' middleware
const globalMiddleware = [
...
'Adonis/Middleware/AuthInit',
'Adonis/Middleware/EventSourceWatcher'
]
Or alternatively setup the middleware as a named (use any name you feel like) middleware inside
start/kernel.js
file.
const namedMiddleware = {
eventsource: 'Adonis/Middleware/EventSourceWatcher'
}
HINT: It would be much easier and better to make the EventSourceWatcher
middleware a global middleware
Setup serve-sent events route inside
start/routes.js
file.
/** @type {typeof import('@adonisjs/framework/src/Route/Manager')} */
const Route = use('Route');
/**
* If the 'eventsource' named middleware is set
* then setup route like below
*/
Route.get('/stream', ({ source }) => {
// send a server-sent events comment
source.send("Hello AdonisJS", '!This is a comment!');
}).middleware(['eventsource']);
/**
* If the middleware is a global middlware
* then setup route like below
*/
Route.get('/stream', ({ source }) => {
// send a server-sent events comment
source.send("Hello AdonisJS", '!This is a comment!');
})
Route.post('/send/email', 'NotificationsController.sendEmail')
Setup a controller to dispatch server-sent events to the browser using the
source.send(data: Object, comment: String, event: String, retry: Number)
method like so:
/** @type {typeof import('@adonisjs/mail/src/Mail')} */
const Mail = use('Mail')
class NotificationsController {
async sendEmail ({ request, auth, source }){
let input = request.only([
'ticket_user_id'
]);
let { id, email, fullname } = await auth.getUser();
let error = false
try{
await Mail.send(
'emails.template',
{ fullname }, (message) => {
message.to(email)
message.from('crm.tickets@funsignals.co')
message.subject('Ticket Creation Job Status')
})
}catch(err){
error = true
}finally{
source.send({
ticket_reciever: id,
ticket_creator: input.ticket_user_id,
ticket_mail_status: `email sent ${error ? 'un' : ''}successfuly`
}, null, 'update', 4000) // event: 'update', retry: 4000 (4 seconds)
}
}
}
module.exports = NotificationsController
/**
* source.send (METHOD)
*/
send( data: object, comment: string, event: string, retry: number );
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<!-- Polyfill for older browsers without native support for the HTML5 EventSource API. -->
<script src="https://cdn.polyfill.io/v2/polyfill.min.js?features=EventSource"></script>
</head>
<body>
<script id="server-side-events" type="text/javascript">
const stream = new EventSource("http://127.0.0.1:3333/stream");
stream.addEventListener('message', function(e){
console.log("Data: ", e.data);
}, false);
stream.addEventListener('open', function(e) {
// Connection was opened.
console.log('connection open: true');
}, false);
stream.addEventListener('error', function(e) {
if (e.readyState == EventSource.CLOSED) {
// Connection was closed.
console.log('connection closed: true');
}
}, false);
</script>
</body>
</html>
MIT
npm i
npm run lint
npm run test
See the CONTRIBUTING.md file for info
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An addon/plugin package to provide server-sent events functionality for AdonisJS 4.0+
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