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Package laravel-broadcaster
Short Description AnyCable broadcaster for Laravel
License MIT
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AnyCable Laravel Broadcaster
A Laravel broadcaster implementation to use AnyCable as a WebSocket server with Laravel Echo clients. For client-side integration, see @anycable/echo package.
[!TIP] The quickest way to get started with AnyCable server is to use our free managed offering: plus.anycable.io
Requirements
- PHP 8.2+
- Laravel 11+
Installation
You can install the package via composer:
Configuration
First, add the AnyCable provider to the bootstrap/providers.php file:
Then, add the following to your config/broadcasting.php file:
That's a minimal configuration, all AnyCable related parameters would be inferred from the default env. This is our default config:
On the client-side, configure Echo to use AnyCable adapter:
Usage
You can use Laravel's broadcasting features as you normally would:
See Broadcasting documentation.
AnyCable server management
This package includes a command to manage the AnyCable server binary. The command will automatically download the binary if it's not found in the specified path:
The command will detect your platform and architecture automatically and download the appropriate binary from the AnyCable GitHub releases. The default download path is storage/dist, so make sure it's Git-ignored.
You can also pass AnyCable flags as follows:
IMPORTANT: In containerized enviroments, we recommend using our official Docker images.
Configuration
You can use CLI options, env variables, or in the config/broadcasting.php. The latter is recommended to avoid potential issues with cached env (due to php artisan config:cache).
Add a server key to your AnyCable broadcasting connection in config/broadcasting.php:
Each key in the server array is automatically converted to an ANYCABLE_* environment variable and passed to the anycable-go binary (e.g., 'broadcast_adapter' becomes ANYCABLE_BROADCAST_ADAPTER). See AnyCable configuration docs for available options.
The server command also recognizes Reverb env variables (such as REVERB_APP_ID, REVERB_APP_KEY, etc.) providing Pusher credentials. You can also provide AnyCable specific env vars to configure the Pusher compatibility feature for AnyCable: docs.
Private Channels
AnyCable supports private and presence channels. To use them, you need to set the ANYCABLE_SECRET environment variable.
Then, don't forget to add authorization callbacks like this:
Contributing
Contributions are welcomed! All you need to start developing the project locally is PHP 8.2+, Composer and:
License
The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.
All versions of laravel-broadcaster with dependencies
laravel/framework Version ^11.0|^12.0|^13.0
guzzlehttp/guzzle Version ^7.0