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Add the example of non-Django application.
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(see :doc:`deploying`), you can import the channel layer directly as (see :doc:`deploying`), you can import the channel layer directly as
``yourproject.asgi.channel_layer`` and call ``send()`` and ``receive_many()`` ``yourproject.asgi.channel_layer`` and call ``send()`` and ``receive_many()``
on it directly. See the :doc:`ASGI spec <asgi>` for the API the channel layer on it directly. See the :doc:`ASGI spec <asgi>` for the API the channel layer
presents. presents. Here's what that looks like:
>>> from mysite.asgi import channel_layer
>>> from channels import Channel, Group
>>> Channel("channel_name").send({"text":"channel_text"})
>>> Group("group_name").send({"text":"group_text"})
* If you just need to send messages in when events happen, you can make a * If you just need to send messages in when events happen, you can make a
management command that calls ``Channel("namehere").send({...})`` management command that calls ``Channel("namehere").send({...})``