<commit_before># libPusher, an Objective-C client for Pusher

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[Pusher](http://pusherapp.com/) is a hosted service that sits between your web application and the browser that lets you deliver events in real-time using HTML5 WebSockets.

This project was borne out of the idea that a web browser doesn't have to be the only client that receives your web app's real-time notifications. Why couldn't your iPhone, iPad or Mac OSX app receive real-time notifications either?

Apple provides its own push notification service which is great for getting alert-type notifications to your app's users whether or not they are using the app, but for real-time updates to data whilst they are using your app, hooking into your web app's existing event-dispatch mechanism is far less hassle (and is great if you want to be able to interact with other web services that might not have access to the APNS).

## Installation instructions

The latest release is 1.4. A list of changes can be found in the [CHANGELOG](CHANGES.md).<commit_msg>It helps if you use the correct URL.<commit_after># libPusher, an Objective-C client for Pusher

[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/lukeredpath/libPusher.png)](https://travis-ci.org/[YOUR_GITHUB_USERNAME]/[YOUR_PROJECT_NAME])

[Pusher](http://pusherapp.com/) is a hosted service that sits between your web application and the browser that lets you deliver events in real-time using HTML5 WebSockets.

This project was borne out of the idea that a web browser doesn't have to be the only client that receives your web app's real-time notifications. Why couldn't your iPhone, iPad or Mac OSX app receive real-time notifications either?

Apple provides its own push notification service which is great for getting alert-type notifications to your app's users whether or not they are using the app, but for real-time updates to data whilst they are using your app, hooking into your web app's existing event-dispatch mechanism is far less hassle (and is great if you want to be able to interact with other web services that might not have access to the APNS).

## Installation instructions

The latest release is 1.4. A list of changes can be found in the [CHANGELOG](CHANGES.md).
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