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- Call a route .
- Handle the push .
- Call a class method .
- Remove a member from a room
- Bootstrap the application .
- Send data to web socket
- Send message to user
- Triggered when a room is completed .
- Get the client
- Validate required fields
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QUESTION
I am new to websockets and I want to implement such service in my Laravel application. I have already read several posts/pages about this topic, but none explains what I need to do. All of them show how to create an "Echo" websocket server, where the server only responds to messages received from clients, which is not my case.
As a starting base I used the code provided at:
Where the websocket server is ran from the command line or another console. The server has its own class to define it and imports the WebSocketController class (MessageComponentInterface), which contains the classic WebSocket server events (onOpen, onMessage, onClose, onError).
All that works fine as is but, how can I "tell" the WebSocket Server to send a message to a specific connection (client) from another class, which also belong to another namespace?. This is the case of a notification or event, where new web content must be sent to that specific client. There are no subscriptions nor publications on the way from the client side.
As @Alias asked in his post Ratchet PHP - Push messaging service I obviously cannot create a new instance of the Websocket server or its events management class, so what would be the best approach to send content or messages to the client?
As you all can see, the communication is only in one way: from the WebSocket Server to the client(s) and not the opposite. I already have a notification class and a listener class prepared for this but, I still don't know how to address the communication with clients from the handle() method:
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Answered 2021-Jun-03 at 08:03Ok, after studying and researching a lot, I could post an answer to a similar question in:
How to send a message to specific websocket clients with symfony ratchet?
This is the solution I found, according to what I wrote in my second comment in this thread.
I installed cboden/Ratchet package for the websocket server using composer. I needed to send notifications to a user/group of users, or update the UI, when an event is fired in the backend.
What I did is this:
1) Installed amphp/websocket-client package using composer.
2) Created a separated class in order to instantiate an object that could get connected to the websocket server, send the desired message and disconnect:
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Im trying to make Socket server base on laravel-ratchet.
ive done installation steps from git :
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-15 at 12:49I had the same problem long time ago
after a few try , find out that it was a cache problem.
try this Package for clearing cache with this command :
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PHP requires the Visual C runtime (CRT). The Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2019 is suitable for all these PHP versions, see visualstudio.microsoft.com. You MUST download the x86 CRT for PHP x86 builds and the x64 CRT for PHP x64 builds. The CRT installer supports the /quiet and /norestart command-line switches, so you can also script it.
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