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nolagjs

v1.2.2

Published

NoLag websocket client for browser and Nodejs

Readme

NoLag JS

The following package will help you get started with NoLag for your next or current Realtime application.

For more detailed information on using NoLag please visit our developer wiki.

Quick Example

Create NoLag Tunnel connection

import { WebSocketClient, uint8ArrayToString } from "nolagjs";
import type { ITunnel } from "nolagjs";

const accessToken: string = "<your_device_access_token_goes_here>";

const nolag: ITunnel = WebSocketClient(accessToken);
nolag.connect();

SUBSCRIBE to Topic and set some identifiers to listen to

const speedTest: ITopic = nolag.subscribe("speedTest", {
  // only receive data from "speedTest" Topic and "identifer_<deviceTokenId>" NQL identifer
  OR: [`identifier_${nolag.deviceTokenId}`],
});

PUBLISH some data to a topic and grouping of identifiers

/**
 * ----- PUBLISH some data to a topic and grouping of identifiers -----
 */
const sentTimeStamp: string = `${Data.now()}`;

// identifiers
const identifiers: string[] = [`identifier_${nolag.deviceTokenId}`];

speedTest.publish(sentTimeStamp, identifiers);

Receive data on Topic name

speedTest.onReceive((received: IResponse) => {
  const { data, identifiers, topicName, presences } = received;
  const stringData: string = uint8ArrayToString(data);
  const receivedData = JSON.parse(stringData);
});

Examples

You can check out some examples in examples/SDK

If you want to give the E2E playwright test a go. Copy and rename the .env-example file to .env and update the file with your project API key.