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@jamsocket/socketio

v1.1.3

Published

React hooks for interacting with socket.io servers in Jamsocket session backends.

Downloads

120

Readme

@jamsocket/socketio

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React hooks for interacting with socket.io servers in Jamsocket session backends.

Read the docs here

Installation

npm install @jamsocket/socketio

Example

Here's an example of how different parts of Jamsocket's client libraries work together.

import { Jamsocket } from '@jamsocket/server'

const jamsocket = new Jamsocket({
   account: '[YOUR ACCOUNT]',
   token: '[YOUR TOKEN]',
   service: '[YOUR SERVICE]',
   // during development, you can simply pass { dev: true }
})

const connectResponse = await jamsocket.connect() // returns an instance of ConnectResponse
import {
  SessionBackendProvider, SocketIOProvider,
  useEventListener, useSend, useReady
} from '@jamsocket/socketio'

function Root() {
  return(
    <SessionBackendProvider connectResponse={connectResponse}>
      <SocketIOProvider url={connectResponse.url}>
        <MyComponent />
      </SocketIOProvider>
    </SessionBackendProvider>
  )
}

function MyComponent() {
  const ready = useReady()
  const sendEvent = useSend()

  useEffect(() => {
    if (ready) {
      sendEvent('some-event', someValue)
    }
  }, [ready])

  useEventListener('another-event', (args) => {
    // do something when receiving an event message from your session backend...
  })
}

Library Reference

@jamsocket/socketio

SocketIOProvider

The SocketIOProvider uses the url returned from the connect function to connect to a SocketIO server running in your session backend.

Using the SocketIOProvider lets you use the React hooks in @jamsocket/socketio. It must be used in conjunction with @jamsocket/server and @jamsocket/react in order to properly access the session backend.

The SocketIOProvider must be a child of the SessionBackendProvider because it depends on the SessionBackendProvider's context.

import { SessionBackendProvider, type SpawnResult } from '@jamsocket/react'
import { SocketIOProvider } from '@jamsocket/socketio'

export default function HomeContainer({ connectResponse }: { connectResponse: ConnectResponse }) {
  return (
    <SessionBackendProvider connectResponse={connectResponse}>
      <SocketIOProvider url={connectResponse.url}>
          <Home />
      </SocketIOProvider>
    </SessionBackendProvider>
  )
}

useSend

useSend lets you send events to the SocketIO server.

import { sendEvent } from '@jamsocket/socketio'

const sendEvent = useSend()

sendEvent('new-event', eventMessage)

useEventListener

useEventListener lets you listen to events coming from the SocketIO server.

import { useEventListener } from '@jamsocket/socketio'

useEventListener<T>('event', (data: T) => {
    // do something when a new event appears
})

Other exports

The @jamsocket/socketio package also re-exports all of the @jamsocket/client, @jamsocket/react, and @jamsocket/types packages' exports, including their React providers, hooks, classes, and types.