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datagram-stream

v1.1.1

Published

Streaming UDP with broadcast, multicast and unicast options

Downloads

19,243

Readme

datagram-stream

Build Status

A streaming UDP module with broadcast, multicast and unicast options.

install

npm install datagram-stream

usage

multicast

var udp = require('datagram-stream');

var stream = udp({
    address     : '0.0.0.0'   //address to bind to
    , multicast : '239.5.5.5' //multicast ip address to send to and listen on
    , port      : 5555        //udp port to send to
    , bindingPort : 5556      //udp port to listen on. Default: port
    , reuseAddr : true        //boolean: allow multiple processes to bind to the
                              //         same address and port. Default: true
    , loopback  : true        //boolean: whether or not to receive sent datagrams
                              //         on the loopback device. Only applies to
                              //         multicast. Default: false
});

//pipe whatever is received to stdout
stream.pipe(process.stdout);

//pipe whatever is received on stdin over udp
process.stdin.pipe(stream);

broadcast

var udp = require('datagram-stream');

var stream = udp({
    address     : '0.0.0.0'         //address to bind to
    , broadcast : '255.255.255.255' //broadcast ip address to send to
    , port      : 5555              //udp port to send to
    , bindingPort : 5556            //udp port to listen on. Default: port
    , reuseAddr : true              //boolean: allow multiple processes to bind to the
                                    //         same address and port. Default: true
 });

//pipe whatever is received to stdout
stream.pipe(process.stdout);

//pipe whatever is received on stdin over udp
process.stdin.pipe(stream);

unicast

var udp = require('datagram-stream');

var stream = udp({
    address     : '0.0.0.0'   //address to bind to
    , unicast   : '127.0.0.1' //unicast ip address to send to
    , port      : 5555        //udp port to send to
    , bindingPort : 5556      //udp port to listen on. Default: port
    , reuseAddr : true        //boolean: allow multiple processes to bind to the
                              //         same address and port. Default: true
 });

//pipe whatever is received to stdout
stream.pipe(process.stdout);

//pipe whatever is received on stdin over udp
process.stdin.pipe(stream);

acknowledgments

I used @dominictarr's broadcast-stream as a guide for how to implement the stream.

license

MIT