WS-Emit is simple to use microservice app to send instant messages (websocket events) from backend to frontend web applications running in browser (one way).
ws-emit handles CORS configuration and authentication mechanism for different room-spaces (Alice cannot receive messages sent to Bob, but they both can receive public messages).
Example usage
- ecommerce website may update prices, stock and orders information on page in realtime, without need to refresh.
- social network may show user if someone is writing new comment right now and display comment when it will be submitted
- backend may update frontend about status of long-running requests, such as 'build is N% ready', 'deploying'
WS-Emit benefits
- ws-emit is isolated microservice, not requires any integration with your application
- Compatible with application in any programming languages (if they can send HTTP requests or publish data to redis), any frameworks, any application web server
WS-Emit is based onFlask-SocketIO and sending message is as simple as in any other flask-socketio application:
socketio.emit('update',data,room='time')or via HTTP interface:
curl -d @x.json -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X POST http://localhost:8899/emitMore info in github repo:https://github.com/yaroslaff/ws-emit
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