Usage

Once the configuration is done, you are able to use the Laravel broadcasting features (opens new window) in your application.

Client side

To use pusher in a page of your application you will must load pusher-js and laravel-echo.

To do this, simply include the load view boilerplate::load.pusher in pages where you need to listen broadcasted events by using the @include blade directive :

@include('boilerplate::load.pusher')

Then you can use Laravel Echo :

<script>
whenIsLoaded('echo', () => {
    Echo.channel('MyChannelName')
        .listen('MyEvent', (e) => {
            console.log(e);
        });
}); 
</script>

To be sure that Echo is loaded, use the function whenIsLoaded. This is required to avoid errors when broadcasting is not used.

Server side

See Using An Example Application (opens new window) in the Laravel documentation.