harusame v1.1.5

Harusame

The ShipGirl Project. Harusame (c) Kancolle for Harusame

Installation

Master

npm i Deivu/Harusame

Stable

npm i Harusame

Examples

For invoked type code example, check Client-Invoked.js

For event driven code example, check Client-Event.js

Documentation

Harusame Client Options

// Default Options
const { Harusame } = require('harusame');
new Harusame({ attempts: 3, interval: 5000 });

Name	Description
options.attempts	Specifies how much Harusame will retry to connect to LISTEN.moe ws before you manually reconnect. Defaults to 3.
options.interval	Specifies the interval between reconnects. Defaults to 5000 ms.

Harusame Events

const client = new Harusame()
  .on('debug', (name, msg) => console.log(`${name}, Debug Message: ${msg}`))
  .on('error', (name, error) => console.error(`${name}, error`, error))
  .on('close', (name, reason) => console.log(`${name}, Close Data: ${reason}`))
  .on('open', (name) => console.log(`${name} is now open.`))
  .on('ready', (name) => console.log(`${name} is now ready`))
  .on('songUpdate', (name, data) => console.log(`${name}, Song:`, data));

Name	Description
debug	Emitted when a debug message is fired.
error	Emitted when an error was thrown when handling something. must be handled
close	Emitted when a websocket connection closed.
open	Emitted when a websocket connection is opened.
ready	Emitted when a websocket connection is ready.
songUpdate	Emitted when a new track is playing at LISTEN.moe.

Harusame Properties & Methods

const client = new Harusame()
  .on('error', (name, error) => console.error(`${name}, error:`, error));

console.log(client.config); console.log(client.song);

// Connect or Destroy JPOP LISTEN.moe WS client.connect('JP'); client.destroy('JP');

// Connect or Destroy KPOP LISTEN.moe WS client.connect('KR'); client.destroy('KR');

- Properties

`client.config` => returns the config you have set to Harusame.

`client.song` => returns an object with two keys, which is **JP** and **KR**.

- Methods

`client.connect()` => connects the WS you want.

`client.destroy()` => destroys the WS you want.