# Real time streaming example

## Installation

First you will need the nats cli, it is only required if you actually want to send some events

```bash
go install github.com/nats-io/natscli/nats@latest  
```

Now to spin up the resources:

```bash
docker compose up -d
```

Now to sign in with nats

```bash
nats context add real-time  
# This creates a file in ~/.config/nats/real-time.json
# Edit that and set username and password to `natsadmin`
nats ctx select real-time
```

And subscribe with nats

```bash
nats sub cli.demo  
```

In a new terminal publish events

```bash
nats pub cli.demo '{"key":"value"}' --count=0 # count 0 will send a lot of events
```

Now open your client of choice: I used datagrip with default settings, simply add port 8123 and localhost and you should be good.

The table will be in default called daily. It will contain a column key, with a bunch of rows with the value: `value`