Realtime · WS

Build on the exact feed the dashboard uses

Subscribe to the same realtime channels the dashboard renders from: every captured request, device change and audit event, pushed the instant it happens. Polling is not a thing here.

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supabase-js — subscribe to the firehose

import { createClient } from "@supabase/supabase-js";

const supabase = createClient("https://api.busymate.net", PUBLISHABLE_KEY, {
  global: { headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${oauthToken}` } },
});

supabase
  .channel("ws:<workspace_id>")
  .on("broadcast", { event: "entry" }, ({ payload }) => {
    console.log("new request", payload.method, payload.url, payload.status);
  })
  .subscribe();

Why Realtime

Push, never poll

The dashboard is push-driven end to end. The same channels are open to your own code — react to traffic, state and audit events the moment they change.

The entries firehose

Every captured request is broadcast the moment it lands — on the very channel the dashboard itself consumes. Your monitor sees what the team sees, at the same instant.

Table changes as streams

Devices, settings, tags, service groups, the shared to-do board — all delivered as postgres_changes events. If it changed in the database, you hear about it. No timers, no refresh loops.

More than traffic

The live audit trail, memory-import progress, and device-control events are all subscribable too. Build alerting bots, wall dashboards, or automations that react to the platform itself.

Subscribe from the docs

The in-dashboard WS explorer joins real channels with your own token and pretty-prints events as they arrive. Watch the feed before you write a single line of code.

Wire up the live stream

See the Realtime channels and payload shapes in the docs, then subscribe from your app or the in-dashboard WS explorer.

Read the docs Open the channel explorer