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@gluedigital/chat-server

v0.1.3

Published

The chat-server core

Downloads

5

Readme

Chat Server

A modular chat server for all your chat needs.

Usage

Creating your own chat server is very easy. Just install this module and any other plugins you'd like to use as dependencies, and initialize everything from your main:

const Chat = require('@gluedigital/chat-server')
const FakeAuth = require('@gluedigital//chat-server-plugin-fakeauth').default

const chat = new Chat(process.env.PORT || 5000)
const fakeauth = new FakeAuth(chat)
chat.start()

Protocol

This server uses websockets for all the communication. The message protocol is described below.

NOTE: The protocol is not stable yet, and may change at any time.

These are the message types that can be sent on the Chat protocol:

From Client To Server

Outgoing chat message:

{
  type: 'message',
  target: 'userB',
  text: 'hi, how are you?',
  senderId: 123
}

From Server To Client

Incoming chat message:

{
  id: 1519389731000,
  type: 'message',
  target: 'userA',
  author: 'userB',
  text: 'fine, you?'
}

Notes:

  • The id is the canonical date (ie: server timestamp when received) of the message
  • When sending a message, you receive it back as incoming, but with the senderId so you can keep track of it

On connection:

{
  type: 'initial',
  user: 'userA',
  rooms: {
    'userB': {
      stats: { /* to be determined */ },
      messages: [
        /* similar to incoming messages */
      ]
    },
    '#group1': { /* etc... */ }
  }
}