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@evodev/neko.db-socket

v1.0.1

Published

A package that make online database with socket.io

Downloads

9

Readme

Neko.DB-Socket

Is an online database socket package that is very easy to setup and connect.


Usage

Client Class

  • Client(config)

To make a new client with a config.

  • Client#connect()

To connect to the server with current setting.

  • Client#get(key, callback)

To get key's value and then call callback with key's value as argument. If callback is not a function, the code will return the value. This will throw an error if the client haven't connect to the server.

  • Client#on(event, callback)

To add a callback to an event. This will return an id of the callback.

  • Client#once(event, callback)

This is same with Client#on but the callback can only be used once.

  • Client#off(id)

To remove a callback by id.

  • Client#register()

To register the account to the server. This will not throw an error if the account is exist.

  • Client#set(key, value, callback)

To set key's value into value. If callback is a function, the code will call calback with key's new value as argument. If callback is not a function, the code will return the new value. This will throw an error if the client haven't connect to the server.


Server Class


  • Server(httpApp/port, config)

To make new socket server. (The arguments are same with socket.io's class).

  • Server#on(event, callback)

To add a callback to an event. This will return an id of the callback.

  • Server#once(event, callback)

This is same with Server#on but the callback can only be used once.

  • Server#off(id)

To remove a callback by id.


Example

Client Example


let { Client } = require("../index.js");
let client     = new Client({
  url    : "http://localhost:3000",
  account: {
    username: "Admin23",
    password: "admin123"
  }
});

client.on("connected", async () => {
  console.log(`Connected as ${client.connection.account.username}.`);
  let count = await client.get("count");
  switch(count) {
	case undefined:
	  count = 1;
	  await client.set("count", count);
	  break;
	default:
	  count+=1;
	  await client.set("count", count);
	  break;
  }
  console.log(count);
  client.on("disconnected", () => {
    console.log(`Disconnected.`);
  });
});

let connect = () => {
  client.connect();
};

client.on("registered", connect);
client.on("alreadyRegistered", connect);

setTimeout(function() {
  client.register();
}, 1000);

Server Example


let { Server } = require("../index.js");
let http       = require("http").createServer();
let server     = new Server(http);

http.listen(3000, () => {
  console.log("Listening at localhost:3000");
});

server.on("connection", (data) => {
  console.log(`A user is connected to the server.`);
});

server.on("register", (data) => {
  console.log(`A user is registered it's account.`);
});

server.on("registering", data => {
  return { status: false, reason: "You dumb" };
});

server.on("connecting", data => {
  return { status: false, reason: "You dumb" };
});

Note

You can get all Client#on and Server#on events in test/note.txt.


Donation

PayPal: nekomaru76


Support

Discord Server


Developer

Gaia#7541 (Discord)


Copyright (c) EvoDev Team, Inc - All Rights Reserved

  • This work is licensed under the Recex Shared Source License Version 1.0.
  • To view a copy of this license, visit the site.
  • Written by Gaia [email protected], October 2020.