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@redpesk/afb-ws

v1.0.1

Published

redpesk application framework client library

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Keywords

redpeskapplication frameworkwebsocketclient

Readme

redpesk Application Framework Javascript client over Websocket

This library allows you to call verbs and receive events from a web browser. To avoid Cross-Origin Resource Sharing issues, an application using afb-ws must be distributed on the same domain name than the binder it connects to.

Sample project

An example project is available in the sample directory (see the Git repository). Its code is well documented and can be used as a template.

To run it, you must have the helloworld-binding compiled somewhere on your system, and put its path in sample/package.json (replace the two occurrences of /SOMEWHERE/ON/YOUR/COMPUTER/). Then:

  • cd in sample
  • npm install
  • npm build
  • npm start
  • go to http://localhost:1234 in your browser; open the Javascript console and see the magic happens 🪄

You can also use npm debug instead of npm build to create a source map; that will allow you to use the original sources in the browser's debugger.

The sample project uses vite as the packer; it provides templates for Vue.js, React, Svelte and many more. Additionally, it is used as the build tool of bigger frameworks like Nuxt or SvelteKit.