jsisez v1.0.10

JSisEZ

Install

Use this command to install JSisEZ

npm i jsisez

Do not use old versions of jsisez, because I've done many bug-fixes and parts of older versions aren't working correctly!!!

Write const EZ = require('jsisez'); before your code, so you can use this module.

Use

Actually it is only a beta, and I'm testing to work with npm. There are two functions.

init HTTP Server

For me it isn't difficult, to setup a HTTP Server. But it need much of code, where can happen many mistakes, so i decided to make it easier.

To setup a HTTP Server with express write the following code. You don't have to install express or socket.io, its already instaled with JSisEZ.

const {APP} = EZ.initServer();//You can write a custom port between the breaks. Usally the server start on port 80.
APP.get('/', (req, res) =>{
    res.end("Hello World");
});

If you want to use a WebSocket, write

const {APP, IO} = EZ.initServer(80, true);//You can use another ports too.
APP.get('/', (req, res) =>{
    //code like in express
});
IO.on('connection', (socket) =>{
    //code like in socket.io
});

Syntax of initServer()

Require

method: require('jsisez').initServer(port, socket, name)

port optional: int The port, on the server has to start

socket optional: bool Do you need a Web-Socket-Server?

name optional: string Only usefull for debugging. How the server should name? This name will be displayed in the console.

Return

You will get an object with APP, IO and SERVER

APP: The Express-App you get by calling require('express')()

IO only if socket is true: IO is the finish socket.io-Server.

SERVER: The HTTP-Server the APP and IO is running on.

XOR

I haven't found any XOR operator yet. So I created a method to do it.

if (EZ.XOR(true, true)) {
    console.log("Yes");
}

Changelog

1.0.0

Creating the module

1.0.1 - 1.0.4

Creating and edditing the Readme-Page

1.0.7

Patching some bugs in the code.

1.0.8 - 1.0.10

Adding some details into the readme.md