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ee-net

v0.1.3

Published

simple tcp client / server for easy json objects / data transmission

Readme

ee-net

simple tcp client / server for easy json objects / data transmission supporting tls

installation

npm install ee-net ee-protocol-json

build status

Build Status

usage

the Server && conenction class do have almost all properties & events of the native node.js «net» API. aee net API

server

constructor

the constructor of the server class takes the parameters described at tls.createServer for a tls enabled server and the parameters described at net.createServer for non tls mode. you may pass a port and a host parameter as well.

var net = require( "ee-net" );

var server = new net.Server( { port: 9999 } );

«connection» event

the connection event is called when a client has established a new connection on the server

server.on( "connection", function( connection ){
	// see the «connection» chapter below for the docs on connections
} );

connection

constructor

the constructor of the connection class takes the options described at tls.connect for tls enabled connections and the parameters port and host for non tls connections.

var connection = new net.Connection( { host: 10.0.1.2, port: 9999 } );

«message» event

the message event is called when a message was received and decoeded successfully

connection.on( "message", function( message ){
	log( message );
} )

send method

you may transmit messages using the «send» method

connection.send( { myJSON: "object" } );

remote / local property

the remote and local property return the remote / local configuration

log( connection.remote ); // { address: 10.0.1.2, family: "IPv4", port: 9999 }

example of a super simple echo server running on localhost

var   net 			= require( "ee-net" )
	, server 		= new net.Server().listen();


server.on( "conenction", function( connection ){
	connection.on( "message", function( msg ){
		log( msg );  // { hi: "fabian" }
		connection.send( msg );
	} );
} );

// wait until the server is online so we know its port
server.on( "listening", function(){
	var client = new Connection( { 
		port: server.address.port
	} );

	client.on( "message", function( msg ){
		log( msg ); // { hi: "fabian" }
	} );

	client.send( { hi: "fabian" } );
} );

cutom protocol implementation

you may implement custom protocol handlers, see ee-protocol-json for more information. you may pass it to the constructors of the Server / Connection using the «protocol» property of the options object.