🌐 This repository contains an example implementation of Server-Sent Events (SSE) using the Spring Boot framework. SSE is a technology that enables a server to push asynchronous updates to a web client over a single, long-lived HTTP connection.
- 🖥️ src/main/java/github/io/robinhosz/sse/controller/SSEController.java: This file contains the controller responsible for providing a continuous stream of SSE events to clients.
- 🛠️ src/main/java/github/io/robinhosz/sse/service/SensorSimulatorService.java: Here lies the service that simulates sensor data generation at regular intervals.
- 📝 src/main/java/github/io/robinhosz/sse/model/SensorData.java: This file defines the structure of sensor data.
- ✅ src/test/java/github/io/robinhosz/sse/controller/SSEControllerTest.java: Contains unit tests for the SSE controller.
- ✅ src/test/java/github/io/robinhosz/sse/service/SensorSimulatorServiceTest.java: Includes unit tests for the sensor data simulation service.
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🛠️ Make sure you have Java JDK and Maven installed on your system.
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📥 Clone this repository to your local machine.
git clone https://github.com/robinhosz/SSE-With-SpringBoot.git
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⚙️ Navigate to the cloned directory and run the application using Maven:
cd sse-spring-boot mvn spring-boot:run -
🚀 The server will start and be available at http://localhost:8080.
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🌐Open a web browser and access http://localhost:8080/events to see SSE events being continuously streamed.
This is a basic example and can be expanded to meet more complex SSE application requirements.
- 🤝 Feel free to submit pull requests with enhancements.
- 🐞 Report issues or suggest new features using the Issues tab.