@erboladaiorg/quasi-reiciendis v2.9.85

Resilient Websockets

• automatic retries when the message cannot be sent (e.g. when the connection is lost)
• ping/pong to keep the connection alive

Installation

npm install @erboladaiorg/quasi-reiciendis

OR

yarn add @erboladaiorg/quasi-reiciendis

OR

pnpm add @erboladaiorg/quasi-reiciendis

Usage

import { ResilientWS } from '@erboladaiorg/quasi-reiciendis'

ResilientWS.create({
  url: '',
  onConnectCallback: () => {
    console.log(`Wow this is a websocket connection!`)
  },
  onDisconnectCallback: () => {
    console.log(`Wow this is a websocket disconnection!`)
  },
  onMessageCallback: (message) => {
    console.log(`Wow this is a websocket message!`, message)
  },
  onErrorCallback: (error) => {
    console.log(`Wow this is a websocket error!`, error)
  },
})

ResilientWS maintains a single instance. So you can import it anywhere and use it.

import { ResilientWS } from '@erboladaiorg/quasi-reiciendis'

const ws = ResilientWS.getInstance()

ws.send({
    message: 'Hello World!'
    attempt: 0,
    forceReconnect: false,
})

Ping/Pong

By default, ping/pong is disabled. You can enable it by passing the config for ping/pong when creating your ResilientWS instance.

import { ResilientWS } from '@erboladaiorg/quasi-reiciendis'

ResilientWS.create({
  ...config,
  pingPongSettings: {
    enabled: true
    pingInterval: 10000,
    pingMessage: 'ping',
  },
})