Introduction

This application was written to demonstrate SignalR with Blazor WebAssembly. It was inspired by the evolution of an earlier project of mine, which started with Blazor.Extensions + SignalR, before the official SignalR .NET client actually worked with Blazor. At a later time, the app was converted to no longer rely on Blazor.Extensions. Unfortunately it relies on a combination of JavaScript and the Azure SignalR service, IEvangelist.BlazoR.TwitterStreaming. Now, we're back to a more pure .NET solution...

Enjoy :metal:

Accessing Twitter API

In order to access the Twitter API, you need a Twitter developer account. Then you will need to specify several environment variables in order for this application to function appropriately.

• Authentication__Twitter__AccessToken
• Authentication__Twitter__AccessTokenSecret
• Authentication__Twitter__ConsumerKey
• Authentication__Twitter__ConsumerSecret

Demo