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pillion

v0.0.7

Published

Make your burro a bit more comfortable with RPC!

Downloads

17

Readme

Pillion

Make your burro a bit more comfortable with RPC!

Overview

Pillion is an RPC system that sits on top of object streams. It's designed to be the potatoes to burro's meat, but will actually work with any stream that allows you to send/receive arbitrary objects.

Everything is based around callbacks; you can pass a function in basically anywhere. There are some tricky bits around managing lifecycles right now, but that'll likely change in the future.

Installation

Available via npm:

$ npm install pillion

Or via git:

$ git clone git://github.com/deoxxa/pillion.git node_modules/pillion

Usage

Also see example.js.

var stream = require("stream");

var Pillion = require("./");

function createPair() {
  var r = [
    new stream.Duplex({objectMode: true}),
    new stream.Duplex({objectMode: true}),
  ];

  r[0]._read = function _read(n, respond) {};
  r[0]._write = function _write(input, done) {
    r[1].push(input);
    done();
  };

  r[1]._read = function _read(n, respond) {};
  r[1]._write = function _write(input, done) {
    r[0].push(input);
    done();
  };

  return r;
};

var s = createPair();

var p1 = new Pillion(),
    p2 = new Pillion();

p1.pipe(s[0]).pipe(p1);
p2.pipe(s[1]).pipe(p2);

p1.provide("reverse", function reverse(str, cb) {
  console.log("calling reverse with argument: " + str);

  cb(str.split("").reverse().join(""), function onOkay(thx) {
    console.log("got acked: " + thx);
  });
});

p2.call("reverse", "hello", function onReverse(str, kthx) {
  console.log("got response from reverse, result is: " + str);

  kthx("bye");
});

License

3-clause BSD. A copy is included with the source.

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