cc_signalr 1.1.1+4

CC SignalR is a Flutter plugin that provides SignalR support, enabling easy management

CC SignalR for Flutter

CC SignalR is a plugin that provides SignalR support for Flutter applications. This plugin makes it easy to manage SignalR connections and communicate using an event-driven approach.

Installation

Add the following dependency to your pubspec.yaml file:

dependencies:
  cc_signalr: ^1.0.0

Then, run the following command in the terminal to load the dependencies:

flutter pub get

Usage

1. Define Connection Options

Use the init method to add the necessary modules. Define the connection options and configurations directly within this method.

import 'package:cc_signalr/cc_signalr.dart';
void main() {
  CCSignalR.init(
    connectionOptions: HttpConnectionOptions(
      skipNegotiation: true,
      transport: HttpTransportType.WebSockets,
      logMessageContent: false,
    ),
    signalROptions: CCSignalROptions(
      url: "https://example.com/signalrHub",
      autoReconnect: true,
      hubProtocol: JsonHubProtocol(),
      onConnected: (HubConnection connection) async {
        print("Connected");
      },
      onDisconnected: (value) {
        print("Disconnected");
      },
      onReconnected: (value) {
        print("Reconnected");
      },
    ),
    loggingOptions: CCSignalRLogging(
      logEnabled: true,
      logLevel: Level.INFO,
    ),
    modules: [
      Example(),
    ],
  );
}

2. Using Modules

You can use your example module to receive and manage messages over SignalR.

void main() {
  // Other initialization code...

  // Start the connection
  CCSignalR.connect();

  // Subscribe to the module
  CCSignalR.getModule<Example>().subscribe();

  // Unsubscribe from the module
  CCSignalR.getModule<Example>().unsubscribe();
}

3. Create Your Own Module

The HUBModule class is inherited to listen for a specific SignalR message. This class listens for messages coming over SignalR and prints these messages to the console. You can create your own module by defining a class like this:

import 'package:cc_signalr/src/modules/hub_module.dart';

class Example extends HUBModule {
  Example() : super("receiveMainPageStream");

  @override
  void listen(List<Object?>? parameters) {
    print("Broadcast : " + parameters.toString());
  }
}

Example Code

Below is the complete example code:

void main() {
  CCSignalR.init(
    connectionOptions: HttpConnectionOptions(
      skipNegotiation: true,
      transport: HttpTransportType.WebSockets,
      logMessageContent: false,
    ),
    signalROptions: CCSignalROptions(
      url: "https://example.com/signalrHub",
      autoReconnect: true,
      hubProtocol: JsonHubProtocol(),
      onConnected: (HubConnection connection) async {
        String connectionId = await connection.invoke("getConnectionId") as String;
        print("Connected : " + connectionId);
      },
      onDisconnected: (value) {
        print("Disconnected");
      },
      onReconnected: (value) {
        print("Reconnected");
      },
    ),
    loggingOptions: CCSignalRLogging(
      logEnabled: true,
      logLevel: Level.INFO,
    ),
    modules: [
      Example(),
    ],
  );

  CCSignalR.connect();

  CCSignalR.getModule<Example>().subscribe();
}

Explanation

• Inheritance: The Example class is inherited from the HUBModule class. This means that the Example class inherits all the properties and methods of the HUBModule class.
• Constructor: The constructor of the Example class calls the constructor of the HUBModule class with the "receiveMainPageStream" parameter. This means that the Example class will listen to the "receiveMainPageStream" message.
• listen Method: This method listens for messages coming from SignalR. The parameters parameter contains the content of the message from SignalR, and this content is printed to the console.

Contributing

If you would like to contribute to this project, please send a pull request or open an issue.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. For more information, see the LICENSE file.