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Yes, you can use a Socket.IO client in your Flutter app to connect to a Socket.IO server. Use https://pub.dev/packages/socket_io_client |
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Hello fredchess, |
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Maybe you can visit the https://pub.dev/packages/socket_io_client. |
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i am still having issues connection it says: socket error: App key "my key from railwaiapp" not in this cluster. Did you forget to specify the cluster? i deployed on railway.app and code is here: `void connectPusher() { // Subscribe to a private channel // Bind to listen for events called "order-status-updated" sent to "private-orders" channel // Unsubscribe from channel // Disconnect from pusher service |
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The issue you're experiencing with the Pusher client could be due to the incorrect configuration of the PusherOptions, specifically the cluster and host settings. Based on your provided code, it seems like the PusherOptions configuration might be incomplete or incorrectly set. Modify your connectPusher function to include the cluster information and the host configuration: |
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Hi @jonasermert i thought we can use Soketi as an individual socket web server. if i create an account on pusher then i will fall in there pricing right? i don't want to use pusher as there prices are expensive. |
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Hello,
Have a question. I have a laravel api and flutter app.
So can I use socket.io client on my flutter app? If no, how can I connect flutter to my soketi server?
Thanks.
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