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socket-metro

v1.0.1

Published

An Eventual socket-server without any affiliation (just by built-in modules)

Readme

Socket Metro

  • use socket metro library for eventual process

Deps

Socket-Metro is using EventEmitter & net modules which they are built-in modules Also Socket-Metro written in Typescript & NodeJS

Usage & Imports

download

npm install socket-metro

import

  • nodejs
const { SocketMetro } = require("socket-metro");
  • tsc
import { SocketMetro } from "socket-metro";

create server & configure it


let metro = new SocketMetro();
let metro = new SocketMetro({
    host: "127.0.0.1", // or localhost & 0.0.0.0 -> default on 127.0.0.1
    port: 4545, // random port -> default on 6567
    polling: true, // start the server -> default is true
    log: true // log information, its like verbose mode -> default is true
})

use events


metro.on("receive", async (message) => {
    console.log(message);
    /*
        param `message` has two keys which named
        `event` and `data`. `event` is received event from client
        that must be string, and `data` could be anything.
    */
})

metro.on("close", async (client) => {
    console.log(client);
    /*
        param `client` has one key which named
        `socket` that returns the Socket object of client that closed connection.
    */
})

metro.on("exception", async (except) => {
    console.log(except);
    /*
        param `except` has 3 keys which named
        `message` : string , `error` : Error, `socket` : net.Socket.
    */
})