Module broadcasting 

The half of broadcasting that needs HTTP: the authorisation endpoint, the socket header, and the notification channel.

rainier-broadcast depends on support and nothing else, so it can be used from a worker with no router. What lives here is what genuinely needs a request: /broadcasting/auth, which is how a browser proves to your WebSocket server that it may subscribe to a private channel.

browser ──subscribe private-orders.7──▶ soketi
   │                                      │
   └──POST /broadcasting/auth─────────────┘  "prove it"
         ▲
         └── this module: is this user allowed, and here is the signature

Structs

BroadcastChannel

Sends notifications to a private channel for the recipient.

Constants

SOCKET_ID_HEADER

The header a Pusher client sends its socket id in.

Functions

authorize

POST /broadcasting/auth — decide whether this user may subscribe.

authorize_notifications

Register the notification channel’s authoriser.

bind_defaults

Bind broadcasting into app with the log driver and an empty channel table.

socket_id

The socket id this request came from, if the client sent one.