sveltekit-sse
- Provides an easy way to produce and consume Server-Sent Events (SSE) in SvelteKit applications
- Main purpose is to enable real-time communication between server and client
- Supports both server-side event production and client-side consumption
Key Features:
- Event Production: Simple API to emit events from server routes
- Event Consumption: Client-side API to subscribe to event streams
- Connection Management:
- Automatic locking mechanism to keep connections alive
- Cleanup handling when clients disconnect
- Reconnection support
- Data Transformation:
- Built-in JSON parsing for incoming messages
- Custom transformation capabilities
- Customization:
- Adjustable ping intervals for connection health checks
- Support for custom headers
Target Audience:
- SvelteKit developers needing real-time features
- Applications requiring server-to-client push notifications
- Use cases where WebSockets would be overkill
Framework Support:
- Primarily designed for SvelteKit
- Server-side compatible with any Node.js environment
- Client-side works with Svelte components
Advanced Use Cases:
- Supports integration with third-party event sources
- Distributed systems friendly (requires external session management)
- Can be combined with database event systems like PostgreSQL notifications
Example Use Cases:
- Real-time updates
- Progress tracking
- Live notifications
- Simple chat applications
Notable Implementation Details:
- Uses a ping mechanism (default 30s interval) to detect disconnected clients
- Provides cleanup hooks for resource management
- Supports connection reuse for multiple subscribers
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