SignalR example

This is simple example to show how to use SignalR with ASP .NET Core 3.1 and Angular 9

Server

Server actually implement only 1 endpoint: GET -> https://localhost:5001/api/Signal. Calling this endpoint will trigger SignalR and it strat sending random messages for 1 minute

Client

Angular 9 client just subscribe to server SignalR and then send GET request to server to trigger SignalR. Nothing fancy - all results will be output to screen with simple <li> tag

Code contains a lot more comments to explain the mechanics

Requirements

• Server side was written in .NET Core 3.1 in Visual Studio 2019
• Client side was written in Angular 9 in VS Code

Please download/install if needed

Usage

1. Clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/jasper22/signalr_example.git
2. Enter signalr_example folder
3. Restore all dotnet packages: dotnet restore
4. Enter to server folder: cd .\src\WebServer
5. Start server side: dotnet run
6. Enter to client folder: cd .\src\AngularClient\
7. Restore NPM packages: npm install
8. Start the Angular client: ng server

It should automativally redirect to main site: http://localhost:4200/ Once you enter this site the messages from server side SignalR should appear on the screen

Enjoy 😉

TODO

• Add Docker support