@zzkit/wss-jsonrpc
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@zzkit/wss-jsonrpc is a library for building decentralized, distributed systems using WebSocket and JSON-RPC.
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@zzkit/wss-jsonrpc
@zzkit/wss-jsonrpc is a library for building decentralized, distributed systems using WebSocket and JSON-RPC.
Key Features
- Worker nodes can listen for connections or connect to other nodes
- Nodes can call methods on other nodes using JSON-RPC over WebSocket
- Automatic reconnect and request retry logic
- Publish-subscribe pattern for broadcasting updates
Usage
Creating a node
Create a WorkerNode
instance:
const { WorkerNode } = require("@zzkit/wss-jsonrpc");
const node = new WorkerNode();
Listening for connections
Call listen()
to start accepting connections:
node.listen({ port: 8080 });
Connecting to other nodes
Call connect()
with a WebSocket URL to connect, which returns a PeerNode
instance:
const url = "ws://example.com:8080";
const peerNode = node.connect(url);
The PeerNode
can be used to interact with the connected node:
// Call remote methods
const result = await peerNode.request("sum", [1, 2]);
// Send notifications
peerNode.notify("message", ["hello"]);
The node will automatically check node is alive.
if (peerNode.is_alive === true) {
console.log(`peerNode alive.`);
}
Note: The peer node will not automatically reconnect. Once the peer node is disconnected, it will be deleted from the connection pool of the work node, so the logic of automatic reconnection needs to be implemented by the upper layer
Registering methods
Expose methods for other nodes to call using method()
:
node.method("sum", (a, b) => a + b);
Calling remote methods
Use request()
to call a method on all connected nodes:
const results = await node.request("sum", [1, 2]);
Broadcasting notifications
Use notify()
to send an update to all nodes without expecting a response:
node.notify("message", ["Hello!"]);
Handling events
Subscribe to events like connection
, request
, response
:
node.events.on("request", (data, node) => {
// ...
});
Examples
import { WssJsonRPC } from "./src/WssJsonRPC";
const server = new WssJsonRPC.SevNode();
server.method("echo", ([msg], peer_node) => {
console.log("receive:", msg);
console.log(peer_node.peer_node_id);
peer_node.events.once("disconnected", () => {
console.log("disconnected", peer_node.peer_node_id);
});
return msg;
});
const port = 8080;
server.listen({
host: "localhost",
port,
});
server.events.on("connection", (socket, request) => {
console.log("connection", request.url);
});
// client1.js
const main = async () => {
{
const client1 = new WssJsonRPC.SevNode();
const peer_node1 = client1.connect(`ws://localhost:${port}/haha`);
peer_node1.request("echo", ["hello from client1"]).then((resp) => {
console.log(resp);
});
client1.subscribe("feedUpdated", () => {
console.log("feedUpdated 1");
});
}
{
const client2 = new WssJsonRPC.SevNode();
const peer_node2 = client2.connect(`ws://localhost:${port}`);
peer_node2.request("echo", ["hello from client2"]).then((resp) => {
console.log(resp);
});
client2.subscribe("feedUpdated", () => {
console.log("feedUpdated 2");
client2.close();
});
}
setInterval(() => {
server.broadcast("feedUpdated");
}, 5 * 1000);
};
main();
Contributing
Pull requests are welcome! Feel free to open issues for any bugs or feature requests.
License
MIT