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8 return 'your-queue-name';
9 }
Consuming Event Broadcasts
Pusher
You may conveniently consume events broadcast using the Pusher¹⁸⁵ driver using Pusher’s JavaScript
SDK. For example, let’s consume the App\Events\ServerCreated event from our previous examples:
1 this.pusher = new Pusher('pusher-key');
2
3 this.pusherChannel = this.pusher.subscribe('user.' + USER_ID);
4
5 this.pusherChannel.bind('App\\Events\\ServerCreated', function(message) {
6 console.log(message.user);
7 });
Redis
If you are using the Redis broadcaster, you will need to write your own Redis pub/sub consumer
to receive the messages and broadcast them using the websocket technology of your choice. For
example, you may choose to use the popular Socket.io¹⁸⁶ library which is written in Node.
Using the socket.io and ioredis Node libraries, you can quickly write an event broadcaster to
publish all events that are broadcast by your Laravel application:
1 var app = require('http').createServer(handler);
2 var io = require('socket.io')(app);
3
4 var Redis = require('ioredis');
5 var redis = new Redis();
6
7 app.listen(6001, function() {
8 console.log('Server is running!');
9 });
¹⁸⁵https://pusher.com
¹⁸⁶http://socket.io