Introduction
Welcome to the official documentation for the @securityside/rtas-base and @securityside/rtas-ui libraries.
These libraries are the evolution of the older @securityside/realtime-js and @securityside/tf-realtime, now optimized and lighter.
The @securityside/rtas-base handles all the logic, while @securityside/rtas-ui adds a user interface, leveraging the functionalities of @securityside/rtas-base.
If you need to build your own UI, you should use the @securityside/rtas-base library as the foundation for the project, as it handles all the event logic and the connection to the SignalR server.
How it works
Our JavaScript libraries are designed using the Builder Pattern, a popular design pattern that simplifies object creation, especially when dealing with complex objects. This approach allows for more readable and maintainable code, providing a flexible solution for constructing instances with various configurations.
Migrate from older libraries
If you were using the @securityside/realtime-js and @securityside/tf-realtime, you can see the Migration Guide