WEBSUB

          _______  ______   _______           ______  
|\     /|(  ____ \(  ___ \ (  ____ \|\     /|(  ___ \ 
| )   ( || (    \/| (   ) )| (    \/| )   ( || (   ) )
| | _ | || (__    | (__/ / | (_____ | |   | || (__/ / 
| |( )| ||  __)   |  __ (  (_____  )| |   | ||  __ (  
| || || || (      | (  \ \       ) || |   | || (  \ \ 
| () () || (____/\| )___) )/\____) || (___) || )___) )
(_______)(_______/|/ \___/ \_______)(_______)|/ \___/

Easily make a real time communication core between your users and your microservices through web socket with power of
redis or nats.

Quick Setup

Simply run docker-compose -f ./test/docker-compose.yaml up. It will set up a redis instance and a websub instance
that listens to port 8379.

Connect to Websub

In browser go to the websub_sample form
and start a websocket connection by clicking on “open” button. It will create a websocket connection to websub and
websub will create subscriptions to topics “johntopic1” and “johntopic2”
for the user.

Send Messages to User

Now you can send messages to your client through redis:

Publish to the topic “jonhtopic1”

docker-compose -f ./test/docker-compose.yaml exec redis /bin/sh -c "redis-cli publish johntopic1 hello-john"

Publish to the topic “jonhtopic2”

docker-compose -f ./test/docker-compose.yaml exec redis /bin/sh -c "redis-cli publish johntopic2 hello-john"