@aspnet/signalr
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ASP.NET Core SignalR Client
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TypeScript
import { HttpClient } from "./HttpClient";
import { ILogger, LogLevel } from "./ILogger";
import { HttpTransportType, ITransport } from "./ITransport";
/** Options provided to the 'withUrl' method on {@link @aspnet/signalr.HubConnectionBuilder} to configure options for the HTTP-based transports. */
export interface IHttpConnectionOptions {
/** An {@link @aspnet/signalr.HttpClient} that will be used to make HTTP requests. */
httpClient?: HttpClient;
/** An {@link @aspnet/signalr.HttpTransportType} value specifying the transport to use for the connection. */
transport?: HttpTransportType | ITransport;
/** Configures the logger used for logging.
*
* Provide an {@link @aspnet/signalr.ILogger} instance, and log messages will be logged via that instance. Alternatively, provide a value from
* the {@link @aspnet/signalr.LogLevel} enumeration and a default logger which logs to the Console will be configured to log messages of the specified
* level (or higher).
*/
logger?: ILogger | LogLevel;
/** A function that provides an access token required for HTTP Bearer authentication.
*
* @returns {string | Promise<string>} A string containing the access token, or a Promise that resolves to a string containing the access token.
*/
accessTokenFactory?(): string | Promise<string>;
/** A boolean indicating if message content should be logged.
*
* Message content can contain sensitive user data, so this is disabled by default.
*/
logMessageContent?: boolean;
/** A boolean indicating if negotiation should be skipped.
*
* Negotiation can only be skipped when the {@link @aspnet/signalr.IHttpConnectionOptions.transport} property is set to 'HttpTransportType.WebSockets'.
*/
skipNegotiation?: boolean;
}