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Hi Lasse,

i don't have a tutorial, but i do have a couple of projects using signalR

uSync8- - uses signalR

from a client side,

you need to create a Hub https://github.com/KevinJump/uSync8/blob/master/uSync8.BackOffice/App_Plugins/uSync8/uSyncHub.js

This is fairly boilerplate, it might look a little odd compared to the standard SignalR setup, but this is because you can't guarantee you are the first to ask for the hub something else might have called it before you) -

The only element that changes is the name of your signlarR hub. https://github.com/KevinJump/uSync8/blob/master/uSync8.BackOffice/App_Plugins/uSync8/uSyncHub.js#L47

then in the angular controller(s) where you want to use SignalR you need to initialise the hub so you can see this at the end of the main uSync controller here : https://github.com/KevinJump/uSync8/blob/master/uSync8.BackOffice/App_Plugins/uSync8/settings/uSyncController.js#L199

from the back end code you need to create a hub

https://github.com/KevinJump/uSync8/blob/master/uSync8.BackOffice/Hubs/uSyncHub.cs

Creating this class will make it appear in the Umbraco generated code at /umbraco/backoffice/signalr/hubs which is how you can then refrence it in code

Hooking into SignalR can be done a number of ways, in the uSync example we use a simple wrapper class to send messages to the clients https://github.com/KevinJump/uSync8/blob/master/uSync8.BackOffice/Hubs/HubClientService.cs - and we call this from API controllers, etc as needed.

hope this gives you some pointers.

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