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estreamer

v1.1.0

Published

A Client that connects to an Event broker to send/receive events via a TCP socket

Downloads

5

Readme

Event Streamer

This is a simple implementation of a event streaming client. This client would connect to a EventBus and subscribe/publish events.

Usage


To use the event streamer you will first have to require it in and call the constructor, as shown below.

const EventClient = require('EventStreamer');
const Seeker = new EventClient("127.0.0.1", 7070);

The constructor takes 2 parameters the first being a Host and the second being the Port which the client should try and connect to.

Parameter List

Host is a String

Port is a integer

Methods


Subscribe(_eName)


This method will send a event to the EventBus with the service that the client wishes to subscribe to.

Seeker.Subscribe("Example");

Parameter List

_eName is a String

Publish(_eName, _eData)


This method will send a event with any data to the EventBus with the service that the client wishes to publish to.

Seeker.Publish("Example", {Msg: "Sample_Event_Publish"})

Parameter List

_eName is a String

_eData is a Any