Channels API libraries

Sending and receiving messages using the Channels API requires libraries. In this section you’ll find libraries for a variety of platforms.

Channels libraries are divided into 2 categories:

• Client
  Client libraries predominantly consume messages using a WebSocket interface. Think of them as subscribers , although it’s possible to publish messages using Client Events.
• Server
  Server libraries publish messages, request information using our HTTP API, authenticate users, authorize users, and handle Webhook calls. Think of them as publishers, although it’s possible to subscribe to messages using Client Event Webhooks.

∞ Official libraries

The following libraries are updated and supported by Pusher.

∞ Client libraries

∞ Official server libraries

Community libraries

These libraries are built by members of the Pusher Channels Developer Community. They are potentially incomplete and are therefore not officially supported by Pusher. We recommend that you first reach out to the maintainer of the library before contacting Pusher support.

∞ ActionScript

∞ Android

also see Java

∞ Arduino

∞ C++

∞ Clojure

∞ Coldfusion

∞ Dart

∞ Elixir

∞ Flutter

∞ Grails

see Groovy

∞ Groovy

∞ Haskell

∞ iOS

also see Objective-C

∞ Java

also see Android

∞ JavaScript

∞ .NET

∞ Node.js

also see JavaScript

∞ Objective-C

also see iOS

∞ Perl

∞ PHP

∞ Python

∞ React

∞ React Native

∞ QML

∞ Ruby

∞ Scala

∞ Test/example applications

For an open source example application built on libPusher, see the Github repo and the App Store

For an open source example application built on pusher-websocket-java, see the Github repo

∞ Don’t see your platform?

We’d love to see client and server libraries for other languages. Make sure to let us know if you come up with anything so we can highlight it here.