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Broadcasting Configuration

The broadcasting.php file controls how application events are broadcast to clients.

Contents

Default Driver
Web Sockets

For details on how to set the below configuration items, please read: Updating Config Files.

Default Driver

The default broadcasting driver "pollcast" requires no additional configuration and works in almost all environments.

Web Sockets

Web sockets can be used via a Pusher protocol compatible service. To enable web sockets browse to the Pusher integration page.