1.10.5 • Published 1 year ago
@hivekit/client-js v1.10.5
Hivekit Client for Browsers/NodeJS
The javascript/node client SDK for Hivekit
Please find the full documentation for the client library at https://hivekit.io/docs/js-client-sdk/client/
Installation
Install via yarn or npm
npm install @hivekit/client-js --save-dev
yarn add @hivekit/client-js
Basic Usage Example
import HivekitClient from '@hivekit/client-js'
// Use a token issued via the Hivekit account interface
// or sign your own with a Hivekit provided secret.
// import jwt from 'jsonwebtoken'
// const token = jwt.sign({ sub: 'username' }, 'CHANGE_ME')
const client = new HivekitClient();
// Let's track the client's connection status below. If everything
// goes well, we should see:
// - connecting
// - connected
// - authenticated (that's when the client is ready to use)
client.on('connectionStatusChanged', () => {
console.log(client.connectionStatus)
})
await client.connect('wss://api.hivekit.io/v1/ws');
await client.authenticate(token);
// A realm is a space within which something happens, e.g.
// a city or a factory hall. If we don't have one yet, we need
// to create it first using:
await client.realm.create('test-realm'); // !!!this will throw an error if the realm already exists
// Most concepts within Hivekit exist within the scope
// of a realm
const realm = await client.realm.get('test-realm');
// Objects can represent vehicles, people, machines or
// other datasources. Let's create one:
await realm.object.create('rider/12', {
label: 'Delivery Rider 12',
location: {
latitude: 52.5241175089,
longitude: 13.3975679517
},
data: {
charge: 0.6
}
});
// This will return the object's data, e.g.:
// {
// label: 'Delivery Rider 12',
// location: {
// coordinateSystem: '',
// longitude: 13.3975679517,
// latitude: 52.5241175089,
// accuracy: 0,
// speed: 0,
// heading: 0,
// altitude: 0,
// altitudeAccuracy: 0,
// time: '2023-03-29T10:08:55.4061132+02:00'
// },
// data: { charge: 0.6 },
// connectionStatus: 'disconnected'
// }
const rider = await realm.object.get('rider/12');
// Use a subscription to get a realtime feed of object updates.
// Subscriptions can be scoped and filtered in lots of ways, but
// lets keep things simple for now.
const subscription = await realm.object.subscribe()
subscription.on('update', data => {
console.log(data);
});
// Let's update the object to trigger the subscription above.
realm.object.update('rider/12', {
location: {
latitude: 52.52826383714,
longitude: 13.38901541951
}
});
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