@unloc/node-signalr
v2.0.7
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A signalR client for node.js.
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node-signalr
This repository is a fork of a library used to enable integration with the vendor Integra and are used by our backend. It was forked to avoid direct dependency on a small thrid-party dependency. More details about our integration can be found in our documentation.
About
A signalR client for node.js which support ASP.net but not ASP.net Core. For ASP.net Core signalR support use the offical client from Microsoft.
Installation
$ npm install node-signalr
Usage
Create a instance of signalR client
const signalr = require('node-signalr')
let client = new signalr.client('http://localhost:8080/signalr', ['testHub'])
Configure client
// custom headers
client.headers['Token'] ='Tds2dsJk'
// set timeout for sending message
client.callTimeout = 10000 // 10's, default 5000
// set delay time for reconecting
client.reconnectDelayTime = 2000 // 2's, default 5000
// set timeout for connect
client.requestTimeout = 2000 // 2's, default 5000
Binding client events
client.on('connected', () => {
console.log('SignalR client connected.')
})
client.on('reconnecting', (count) => {
console.log(`SignalR client reconnecting(${count}).`)
})
client.on('disconnected', (code) => {
console.log(`SignalR client disconnected(${code}).`)
})
client.on('error', (code, ex) => {
console.log(`SignalR client connect error: ${code}.`)
})
Binding hub method
- Bind callback for receive message
client.connection.hub.on('testHub', 'getMessage', (message) => {
console.log('receive:', message)
})
- Call the hub method and get return values asynchronously
client.connection.hub.call('testHub', 'send', message).then((result) => {
console.log('success:', result)
}).catch((error) => {
console.log('error:', error)
})
- Invoke the hub method without return values
client.connection.hub.invoke('testHub', 'send', message)
Start client
client.start()
End client
client.end()