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TrilonIO / aspnetcore-angular-universal / ClientApp / app / containers / chat / chat.component.ts View on Github

ngOnInit() {
      const onMessageSent$ = new BroadcastEventListener('OnMessageSent');
      this._connection.listen(onMessageSent$);
      this._subscription = onMessageSent$.subscribe((chatMessage: ChatMessage) =&gt; {
          this.chatMessages.push(chatMessage);
          console.log('chat messages', this.chatMessages);
      });
    }