This is a comprehensive testing reference project for the @trigger.dev/react-hooks package. It demonstrates all the realtime hooks available in useRealtime.ts.

This project includes examples for:

• ✅ useRealtimeRun - Subscribe to a single task run
• ✅ useRealtimeRunWithStreams - Subscribe to a run with stream data
• ✅ useRealtimeRunsWithTag - Subscribe to multiple runs by tag
• ✅ useRealtimeBatch - Subscribe to a batch of runs
• ✅ useRealtimeStream - Subscribe to a specific stream

From the repository root:

pnpm install

Create a .env.local file:

TRIGGER_SECRET_KEY=your_secret_key
TRIGGER_PROJECT_REF=your_project_ref
NEXT_PUBLIC_TRIGGER_PUBLIC_KEY=your_public_key
NEXT_PUBLIC_TRIGGER_API_URL=http://localhost:3030

In one terminal, run the Trigger.dev dev server:

pnpm run dev:trigger

In another terminal, run the Next.js dev server:

pnpm run dev

Visit http://localhost:3000 to see the examples.

src/
├── app/
│   ├── page.tsx                    # Home page with navigation
│   ├── actions.ts                  # Server actions for triggering tasks
│   ├── run/[id]/page.tsx          # useRealtimeRun example
│   ├── run-with-streams/[id]/page.tsx  # useRealtimeRunWithStreams example
│   ├── runs-with-tag/[tag]/page.tsx    # useRealtimeRunsWithTag example
│   ├── batch/[id]/page.tsx        # useRealtimeBatch example
│   └── stream/[id]/page.tsx       # useRealtimeStream example
├── components/
│   ├── run-viewer.tsx             # Component using useRealtimeRun
│   ├── run-with-streams-viewer.tsx # Component using useRealtimeRunWithStreams
│   ├── runs-with-tag-viewer.tsx   # Component using useRealtimeRunsWithTag
│   ├── batch-viewer.tsx           # Component using useRealtimeBatch
│   └── stream-viewer.tsx          # Component using useRealtimeStream
└── trigger/
    ├── simple-task.ts             # Simple task for useRealtimeRun
    ├── stream-task.ts             # Task with streams for useRealtimeRunWithStreams
    ├── tagged-task.ts             # Tasks that use tags
    └── batch-task.ts              # Tasks for batch operations

Each page demonstrates different aspects of the hooks:

• Basic subscription to a single run
• onComplete callback
• stopOnCompletion option
• Error handling

• Subscribe to run updates and multiple streams
• Throttling stream updates
• Type-safe stream data

• Subscribe to multiple runs by tag
• Real-time updates as new runs are created
• createdAt filtering

• Subscribe to all runs in a batch
• Track batch progress
• Individual run statuses

• Subscribe to a specific stream
• Start from specific index
• onData callback for each chunk
• Timeout handling