0.1.14 • Published 5 years ago
jcom v0.1.14
jcom
A super awesome TCP/IPC module that supports JSON messages.
Work In Progress!
This module needs some refinements before it can be used in production.
Quick Start
On the server:
const { JcomServer } = require(`jcom`);
const server = new JcomServer(`unique-server-identity`, `tcp`);
server.onMessage(`awesome-message`, async (client, message) => {
/* await doSomethingCool(message); */
});
await server.listen(`127.0.0.1:5728`);
await server.broadcast([ `dingos`, `ducks` ], `some-message-type`, {
hello: `world`,
});
const allClients = server.getClients();
await server.send(allClients, `some-message-type`, {
hello: `world`,
});
On the client:
const { JcomClient } = require(`jcom`);
const client = new JcomClient(`some-unique-client-id-string`, `tcp`, {
groups: [ `ducks`, `dogs`, `dingos` ],
});
client.onMessage(`some-message-type`, async message => {
/* await doSomethingEvenCooler(message); */
});
await client.connect(`127.0.0.1:5728`);
await client.send(`awesome-message`, {
some: `data`,
number: 1
});
await client.broadcast([ `dogs` ], `awesome-message`, {
some: `data`,
number: 1
});
Reserved Message Types
The following message types are reserved and should not be used by your code:
jcom/server-ready
- Server emits this event to newly connected clients when its ready to accept further messages.jcom/identification
- Client emits this event after connecting to a server to identify itself.jcom/client-broadcast
- Client emits this event to a server when it wants to broadcast to other clients.
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