Realtime threads

COMMENTIFY_REALTIME=true

'realtime' => [
    'enabled' => (bool) env('COMMENTIFY_REALTIME', false),
],

When enabled, approved new comments broadcast immediately (ShouldBroadcastNow). Pending comments do not broadcast. Likes broadcast via CommentLikeObserver as .comment.liked.

Channel

Public channel name:

commentify.{alias}.{id}

alias is the commentables key when the morph class maps to one; otherwise the morph class string. Helpers: RealtimeChannel::forModel($article), RealtimeChannel::name($comment). Events (leading dot is Echo’s convention for broadcastAs without a namespace):

Event	Payload
`.comment.created`	`{ comment: { …same shape as the API resource… } }`
`.comment.liked`	`{ id, likes_count }`

Echo

Point Laravel Echo at Reverb. Livewire includes a Pro realtime partial that refreshes the thread. React/Vue ingest events through subscribeToThread():

import { subscribeToThread } from "@commentify/core";

const stop = subscribeToThread(store, "articles", articleId, window.Echo);
// later:
stop();

If window.Echo (or the echo argument) is missing, the helper no-ops. The bundled <CommentThread /> subscribes when features.realtime is true. Remote creates go through store.ingestRemoteComment(). Remote likes through store.applyRemoteLike(id, likes_count) so you do not double-count the tab that performed the like. Configure broadcasting, reverb, and Echo as you would for any Laravel app. Commentify does not start Reverb for you.

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