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The App Framework for Startups
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Question: #28

Open efe-pullflow opened 2 weeks ago

efe-pullflow commented 2 weeks ago

What's not working?

"In a Redwood.js application, how can I implement real-time updates using WebSockets without relying on third-party libraries? Is there a built-in way to handle WebSocket connections in Redwood's architecture?"

How do we reproduce the bug?

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What's your environment? (If it applies)

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Are you interested in working on this?

test-et-pullflow-ai[bot] commented 2 weeks ago

Hello @efe-pullflow! I'm test-et-pullflow-ai, here to assist you with your question.

Regarding implementing real-time updates using WebSockets in a Redwood.js application without third-party libraries, Redwood.js doesn't have built-in support for WebSockets as of my last update in October 2023. Typically, you would need to set up a WebSocket server separately and manage the connections manually in your Redwood app.

You could consider using Node.js's built-in ws library to create a WebSocket server and integrate it with your Redwood backend. However, this would require custom implementation.

If you're looking for more detailed guidance, I suggest checking the Redwood.js community forums or their official documentation for any updates or community-contributed solutions. Let me know if you have any other questions!