Sveltekit Socket Io Example
SvelteKit + Socket.io demo
Overview
The sveltekit-socket-io-example is a SvelteKit implementation of the Getting started chat tutorial on the Socket.io website. It allows users to send messages through SvelteKit Form Actions instead of directly through Socket.io, enabling server-side message validation and rejection. The project utilizes Vite for imports and does not currently include the Vite dev server, requiring testing using production builds.
Features
- SvelteKit Implementation: The project utilizes SvelteKit as the framework for implementing the chat functionality.
- Form Actions: Messages are sent through SvelteKit Form Actions, providing the flexibility to validate messages on the server side or reject them before emitting.
- Vite Integration: Vite is used for imports, allowing seamless integration of $lib imports and other Vite features.
Summary
The sveltekit-socket-io-example is a SvelteKit implementation of the Socket.io chat tutorial. It offers the ability to send messages through SvelteKit Form Actions, enabling server-side validation and rejection of messages. The project integrates Vite for imports but currently lacks the Vite dev server. Users need to test using production builds for now.
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- Vite
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- Typescript
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