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Informations about the package laravel-ratchet

Laravel Ratchet Server

This package enables you to create and run a fully functioning WebSocket server in your Laravel app. It can optionally receive messages broadcast over ZeroMQ.

Requirements

Installation

The service provider is loaded automatically in Laravel 5.5 using Package Autodiscovery.

Publish the vendor files so you can configure your server defaults.

Starting the Server

After completing installation, the quickest way to start a standard WebSocket server is simply by running:

This will run a simple example server based on src/Examples/Pusher.php.

It's possible to create a WampServer or an IoServer also. Use the --help switch on the command to find out more.

You should create your own server class inside your app folder by extending one of the core Ratchet server classes: RatchetWsServer.php or RatchetWampServer.php.

Then update your config/ratchet.php file to point to your server class.

Use with Laravel Broadcasting

To use broadcasting in your Laravel app with the server you create, you will need a ZeroMQ broadcast driver for Laravel (e.g. this one).

You will also need to tell your Ratchet server to bind to a ZeroMQ socket. You can do this simply by passing the -z option, i.e.:

This will connect to the socket you define in your config/ratchet.php settings and listen for messages from ZeroMQ.

To handle messages published via ZeroMQ, simply add a public function onEntry($messages) method to your server class. This will allow you to receive messages inside your Ratchet server instance and determine how to route them.

All versions of laravel-ratchet with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version >=7.1.0
ext-zmq Version *
cboden/ratchet Version ^0.4
graham-campbell/throttle Version ^7.0
illuminate/console Version ^5.5
illuminate/support Version ^5.5
react/zmq Version 0.2.*|0.3.*
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