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@flatmax/jrpc-oo

v1.1.10

Published

Expose objects using the JRPC2 protocol.

Downloads

10

Readme

jrpc-oo Expose objects over the network using the JSON-RPC 2.0 protocol.

Using the objects and webcompoenents, you can have two entities linked by a web-socket execute eachother over the network using the JSON-RPC 2.0 protocol. This could be a browser and nodejs, or two browsers.

run the webapp demo :

First install the requirements :

npm install

setup the nodejs side

./JRPCServerTest.js

setup the webapp

To setup run the webapp (answer defaults to the key generation question) :

npm start

Now clear cert issues in the browser go to the following url to clear the websocket port 9000 : https://0.0.0.0:9000

Now finally run the demo in the webapp : https://0.0.0.0:8081

in the webapp

You will see the class TestClass functions exposed as buttons. Press some buttons and look at the nodejs side/browser console to see function executions and returned arguments.

integrate into your apps

Have a look at the jrpc-lit-node repo for an example of integration.

run the nodejs demo :

First install the requirements :

npm install

run the server

./JRPCServerTest.js

run the clients in parallel and test

./tests/multiTest.sh