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The token must have exp and role (database role) keys. If you're using the default tenant, the URL is ws://realtime-dev.localhost:4000/socket (make sure the port is correct for your development environment), and you can use _XJ89gd6bN8MBpCl7afvPrZiBH6RB65iA1FadPT3Y for the token. The WebSocket URL must contain the subdomain, external_id of the tenant on the _realtime.tenants table, and the token must be signed with the jwt_secret that was inserted along with the tenant.

or use the built in Realtime Inspector on localhost, (make sure the port is correct for your development environment). You can start playing around with Broadcast, Presence, and Postgres Changes features either with the client libs (e.g.

You must change both name and external_id while you may update other values as you see fit:Īlter publication supabase_realtime add table test You can add your own by making a POST request to the server. You can confirm this by checking the _realtime.tenants and _realtime.extensions tables inside the database. However, a schema, _realtime, is created when spinning up containers via docker-compose.yml to simplify local development.Ī tenant has already been added on your behalf. Supabase runs Realtime in production with a separate database that keeps track of all tenants. As an example, you may run docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml up. To get started, spin up your Postgres database and Realtime server containers defined in docker-compose.yml. You can check out the Multiplayer demo that features Broadcast, Presence and Postgres Changes under the demo directory. The server does not guarantee that every message will be delivered to your clients so keep that in mind as you're using Realtime. Does this server guarantee message delivery?

Postgres Changes: Listen to Postgres database changes and send them to authorized clients.įor a more detailed overview head over to Realtime guides.

Presence: Track and synchronize shared state between clients.

Broadcast: Send ephemeral messages from client to clients with low latency.

This is a server built with Elixir using the Phoenix Framework that enables the following functionality: And give us a star if you like it! Overview What is this? Watch releases of this repo to get notified of updates. Give it a try and let us know what you think by creating an issue. The codebase is under heavy development and the documentation is constantly evolving.

This repository focuses on version 2 but you can still access the previous version's code and Docker image. Send ephemeral messages, track and synchronize shared state, and listen to Postgres changes all over WebSockets.

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