qufox v0.2.5

Qufox

node.js smiple web messaging server.

service is running at http://qufox.com and https://talk.talsu.net

Installation

$ [sudo] npm install qufox -g

Usage

Execute server on command line

Usage : qufox -p [num] -r [url] -i [num]  -s -w -o

Options:
  -p, --port        listen port
  -r, --redisurl    redis server url (when use multiple nodes)
  -w, --websocket   use websocket protocol

Set config file (config.json)

{
	"servicePort" : "4000",
	"websocket" : true
}

Unsing multiple nodes. (need redis server)

{
	"servicePort" : "4000",
	"redisUrl" : "redis://localhost:6379",
	"websocket" : true
}

Example

Server side

$ qufox --port 4000

Service is running at http://localhost:4000

Client side

<script src="./bower_components/socket.io-client/socket.io.js"></script>
<script src="./javascripts/qufox-client.js"></script>
<script>
	var client = Qufox('http://localhost:4000');

	client.join('sessionName', function (message) {
	  alert(message);
	});

	client.send('sessionName', 'hello world');
</script>

Alert popup appears on the first page when you open two same pages.

Module

var QufoxServer = require('qufox');

new QufoxServer(4000);

or

new QufoxServer({
	listenTarget: 4000,
	socketOption: {transports:['websocket', 'polling']},
	redisUrl: "redis://localhost:6379"
});

Service is running at http://localhost:4000

Client

qufox client code is in qufox-client.