Matthias Ladkau
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feat: ECAL support for EliasDB
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README.md
Chat Example
The chat is an example application demonstrating EliasDB's GraphQL interface. The application uses mutation operations to create chat messages and a subscription to receive new messages.
The subscription uses a WebSocket which is used to "push" new messages from the server to the client. As soon as a client sends a new message to the server the subscription ensures that all clients are updated.
The chat application comes as a compiled .js file in the dist/ directory and should work out of the box.
Point a browser to: https://localhost:9090
To rebuild the application use yarn:
First install all necessary dependencies:
yarn
Then build the application:
yarn build