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weso-node

v1.0.3-1

Published

Simple and light weight websocket server for node:

Readme

weso-node

Simple and light weight websocket server for node:

for more details on the protocol, checkout weso

`npm install weso-node`

Usage example :

const weso = require('weso-node')

const server = weso({
  port: 7266,
  subscribe: [ 'test' ],
  publish: [
    'initApps',
    'appDown',
    'appUp',
  ]
})

// Send a beautiful message every seconds to all the clients
setInterval(() => server.appUp({
  message: 'yolo'
}), 1000)

// pass a function to handle what ever you want to do when the server send
// a message on the route 'test'
server.test(({ route, data, ws }) => {
  console.log(route, data, ws.id)

  // you can send message to one client specificly from the ws object
  ws.send('myRoute:"my custom message"')
})

server.on.error(err => console.log('error', err))
server.on.close(err => console.log('close', err))


/*
For secure connections add this to the given options

secure: {
  key: '/path/to/you/ssl.key',
  cert: '/path/to/you/ssl.crt',
}

*/

Shitty stuff :

You need to handle clients connections / pool and all that on your own. I just give an ID, it's stored in the browser localStorage so that allow you to remember the user and stuff.

gl hf.