Examples gallery

Start with a memory example. It runs the web app, queue worker, and live Channels delivery in one process. Choose a backend variant only after the transport is working.

Memory WebSocket

HTMX WebSocket updates with memory queue persistence and memory Channels.

https://github.com/cofin/litestar-queues/tree/main/examples/htmx_realtime_websocket

Memory SSE

HTMX Server-Sent Events with memory queue persistence and memory Channels.

https://github.com/cofin/litestar-queues/tree/main/examples/htmx_realtime_sse

SQL backends

Run the SQLSpec or Advanced Alchemy copies with SQLite, then adapt schema ownership.

Choose backends

Redis and Valkey

Run local copies or opt into shared Channels and a standalone worker.

Redis and Valkey backends

Every variant has its own README, application module, templates, frontend source, and asset commands. The memory apps are the main examples. The backend copies show only how persistence changes.

Note

Selecting Redis or Valkey for queue storage does not configure browser event delivery. By default, the examples use Channels in one process. To run a separate worker, set both the shared-Channels and standalone-worker environment variables described in the example README.

See SSE and WebSockets for the source imports and delivery contract, or browse the complete examples directory.