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smocket-client

v0.5.1

Published

Socket.IO Client-compatible facade for smocket's supported in-process test surface.

Readme

smocket-client

The client-facing companion to smocket. It preserves the supported Socket.IO Client import shape while sharing the in-process server registry with an exact-version smocket peer loaded through the same module format.

Install

npm install -D smocket smocket-client

Keep both packages at the same exact version. smocket provides the server and smocket-client provides the client connection facade.

Use

import { Server } from 'smocket';
import { connect } from 'smocket-client';

const io = new Server('http://localhost:3000');
const client = connect('http://localhost:3000');

The default export, io, and connect are the same lookup function. The package also exports the supported client-side Socket and option types.

Applications can keep importing socket.io-client when their test runner maps that package name to smocket-client. See the test-runner integration guide for Vitest and Jest examples.

SharedWorker tabs

Browser pages can explicitly import connectSharedWorker from smocket-client/shared-worker and pass a port from a caller-owned module SharedWorker. The worker imports attachSharedWorker from smocket/shared-worker, creates the server, and registers application handlers. This facade is intentionally narrower than the ordinary client contract; see the multi-tab workflow guide for the runnable example, supported surface, production migration, and browser limits.

Smocket models Socket.IO's in-process logic layer. It does not reproduce transports, heartbeat, reconnection, or multi-server adapters. See the documented scope and supported differences.

Licensed under the MIT License.