Monitos.IO

An extension of Monitos where all events are emitted to Socket.IO.

Example:

Monito.openSocket(9183);            // Socket.IO server on port 9183

let chimp = new Monito({
    initialState: 'register',
    states: {
        register: (next) => {
            next(null, 'getProfile');   // Go straight to the state "getProfile"
        },
        getProfile: (next) => {
            next(null, {
                browse: 4               // If your dice rolls 4 or more, go to "browse"
            }, 'shop');                 // Otherwise, by default, go to "shop"
        },
        browse: (next) => {
            next(null, {
                browse: monito => 6     // You can also use functions
            }, 'shop');                 
        },
        shop: (next) => {
            next(null, 'logout');       // Go straight to the state "logout"
        },
        logout: (next) => {
            next();                     // This will be the last state
        }
    }
});

chimp.start();

See the full code of the example.

Usage

Monito.openSocket(9183);

let chimp = new Monito(states, initialState);

chimp.on('end', () => {
    Monito.closeSocket()
});

Static methods

• Monito.openSocket(arguments) - Initializes Socket.IO. For a full list of options, check the Socket.IO documentation.
• Monito.closeSocket() - Closes Socket.IO socket.
• Monito.getSocket() - Returns the Socket.IO socket.

Arguments

There are no new constructor arguments. For a full list of arguments, check the Monitos documentation.

Events

There are no new events. For a full list of events, check the Monitos documentation.

API

There are no new API methods. For a full list, check the Monitos documentation.

Testing

Run all the tests (linting and unit tests) with the following npm task:

> npm test

You can run the linting and the unit tests individually:

> gulp test
> gulp lint

License

MIT