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@curvebeamai/test-web-socket-service

v1.0.3

Published

Enable communication between applications using web sockets

Downloads

5

Readme

Web Socket Service

Enable communication between applications using web sockets

Quickstart

Connect to the web socket

1. Install

npm install @devopsstraxcorp/web-socket-service

2. Connect to Web socket

import { WebSocketService } from "@devopsstraxcorp/web-socket-service";
WebSocketService.connect(websocketURL, sessionId, clientId, tokenValidationEndpoint);

For sending messages and other options read on ...

Methods Summary

| | | | --- | --- | RegisterDisconnect | Call the callback function upon web socket disconnect | | sendMessage | Send message to the web socket | | closeConnection | Close web socket connection |

Methods

RegisterDisconnect

The callback to be called when the web socket has successfully disconnected.

Example:

import { WebSocketService } from "@devopsstraxcorp/web-socket-service";
 WebSocketService.RegisterDisconnect(()=> { console.log("web socket disconnected")});

sendMessage

Send message on web socket for all the connected applications

Example:

import { WebSocketService } from "@devopsstraxcorp/web-socket-service";

// create request object
    var dataObject = new WebSocketDataObject("Message to Send", sessionId);
    var message = new WebSocketRequestObject("onMessage", dataObject);

closeConnection

Close the web socket connection

Example:

import { WebSocketService } from "@devopsstraxcorp/web-socket-service";
WebSocketService.closeConnection();