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rgrueneis-signalr-gen

v2.5.1

Published

Tool to generate signalr access services fro GrueneisR.SignalRAnalyzer

Readme

General

This package generates an Angular or a WPF/C# service with the specifcation of a C# hub.

Prerequesites

The backend needs to add the middleware GrueneisR.SignalRAnalyzer.

Installation

Install with npm:

npm install -D rgrueneis-signalr-gen

or yarn:

yarn add -D rgrueneis-signalr-gen

Basic usage in Angular

Add the following line to the scripts section of your package.json:

export class HomeComponent implements OnInit, MyHubServerToClient {
  private hubService = inject(MyHubService);
  ngOnInit(): void {
    this.hubService.attach(this);
    this.hubService.startConnection(`${environment.apiRoot}/hubs/myhub`);
  }
  ngOnDestroy(): void {
    this.hubService.detach(this);
  }
}

Optional you can use JWT token as second parameter to startConnection, where this.getToken() returns the JWT token:

this.hubService.startConnection(`${environment.apiRoot}/hubs/myhub`, this.getToken());

Configuration

The tool requires a configuration file name signalrgen.json. If it does not exist, a default version of this file is generated in the root folder after the first call.

{
  "analyzerUri": "http://localhost:5000/hubanalyzer",
  "relativeTargetPath": "signalrbridge"
  "type": "angular",
  "hubName": "DemoHub",
  "useHubSuffixInContract": true,
  "includeContractDtosNamespace": true
}

Properties:

| Property | Description | Default | |:-----------------------------------|:-------------|:------------| | analyzerUri | URL to the backend where the data for the hubs is provided | "http://localhost:5000/hubanalyzer" | | relativeTargetPath | folder where the typescript classes are generated | | | type | angular or wpf | angular | | hubName | If set, only the classes for this hub are generated | | | useHubSuffixInContract | WPF only. If set, the namespace of the contract is expected to include "Hub", e.g. DemoHubContracts | false | | includeContractDtosNamespace | WPF only. If set, adds a using like using DemoContracts.Dtos;. Use it, if your Hub interface include a DTO | false |

Script

Add the following line to the scripts section of your package.json:

"signalrGen": "signalr-gen"