Warble — hosted realtime for Flarum. Installs + configures flarum/realtime to use the managed Warble websocket service with one key.
composer require linkrobins/flarum-warble
Then enable it in your forum's admin panel under Extensions.
Realtime for your Flarum forum — one paste, done. flarum-warble connects
your forum to Warble, a hosted realtime service
built for Flarum: live discussions, typing indicators, and presence over
WebSockets, without running your own socket server or wrestling with Pusher
clusters and message caps.
Warble is a thin companion to flarum/realtime — realtime does all the work
(live discussions, typing, presence); Warble just points it at the managed Warble
websocket service so you never run a websocket daemon or edit any config.
composer require linkrobins/flarum-warble, then enable Realtime and
Warble in the admin panel.websocket block into your forum's config.php
(js-client, php-client, app-key/secret) — pointed at
wss://warble-{you}.linkrobins.com. The connection is handled for you —
no hosts, ports, or keys to configure.Realtime's own feature settings stay yours: typing indicators, discussion-list typing dots, list update interval, notification toast duration, and the "view who is typing" permission. We encourage you to open the Realtime settings page and tune those to fit your forum — Warble never touches them.
Leave the key blank to disconnect. Outgrow the managed service? No lock-in:
flarum/realtime ships its own websocket daemon (php flarum realtime:serve) —
disconnect Warble and run the stock daemon on your own server any time.
Requirement: your forum's
config.phpmust be writable by the web server (it is on a standard Flarum install). Warble writes the connection there because that's where flarum/realtime reads it — the change takes effect immediately, no restart. Ifconfig.phpis locked down, Warble tells you in the settings page.
flarum/realtime bundles its own websocket
daemon — disconnect Warble and run php flarum realtime:serve on your own
server; your forum keeps every realtime feature.This extension is MIT-licensed and free. Warble itself is a hosted service by
Link Robins — it is not a self-hostable product; see https://linkrobins.com/warble.
If you'd rather self-host realtime, you don't need Warble at all: that's just
flarum/realtime in its stock form, running its own bundled daemon.
Built by Link Robins.