tiny-socket
A tiny wrapper for Node's sockets, written in ES7.
Usage
The most convenient way of using this module is with ES7's async/await.
(async function(){
let server;
try { server = await new Conn.Server(); } catch (err){ throw new Error(err); }
server.onData = function(data){
console.info('server » data »', data);
server.send({test:'hello back'});
server.close();
};
server.onOpen = function(){
console.info('server » client opened connection');
};
server.onClose = function(){
console.info('server » connection closed')
}
let client;
try { client = await new Conn.Client(); } catch (err){ throw new Error(err); }
client.onData = function(data){
console.info('client » data »', data);
};
client.send({test:'hello world'});
})();But if you don't feel comfortable using this syntax, you can use regular promises
let TinySocket = require('tiny-socket');
(new TinySocket.Server()).then(function(server, err){
if (err) throw err;
server.onData = function(data){
console.info('server » data »', data);
server.send({test:'hello back'});
server.close();
};
server.onOpen = function(){
console.info('server » client opened connection');
};
server.onClose = function(){
console.info('server » connection closed')
}
return new TinySocket.Client();
}).then(function(client, err){
if (err) throw err;
client.onData = function(data){
console.info('client » data »', data);
};
client.send({test:'hello world'});
}).catch(function(err){
server.close();
throw err;
});