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abstract-client

v1.0.4

Published

Abstract Server Connector

Downloads

11

Readme

Abstract Server Connector

The Abstract Server connector allows clients to connect and use Abstract Server apis and event broker.

Setup

Install via NPM: npm install [email protected]:tributus/abstract-client.git --save

Usage

const options = {
  clientID: "lab-socket",
  connectSocket: true,
  apiServerURI: "https://localhost:3001",
  eventBrokerURI:"https://localhost:3001",
  auth: {
    authServerURI: "https://localhost:3001",
    credentials: {
      grant_type: "password",
      api_key: "my.app.key",
      secret: "******",
    }
  }
}
const client = require("abstract-client").initialize(options);

//invoking Apis
client.api.get("/api/com.core.system/apps").then(console.log);

//subscribing events
client.socketClient.on("system.events.sampleevent", data => {
  console.log("Sample Event Fired with data:", data);
});

//emit events
client.socketClient.raise("system.events.sampleevent", "client-sample", {message: "some message"});

Options

The code below shows the complete options list with default values:

const defaultSettings = {
  connectSocket: false,
  apiServerURI: "http://localhost:3000",
  eventBrokerURI:"http://localhost:3000",
  auth: {
    authServerURI: "http://localhost:3000",
    autoRefreshToken: true,
    credentials: {
      grant_type: "password",
      api_key: null,
      secret: null
    }
  },
  apiClientSettings: {
    onAuthenticationError: console.error
  },
  socketSettings:{
    reconnectionDelayMax: 10000,
    transports:["websocket"],
    onError: console.error,
    onConnectError: console.error,
    onConnect: () => true
  }
}

connectSocket:

Define if client should connect to event broker

apiServerURI:

Base address of API Server

eventBrokerURI:

Base address of Event Broker Server

auth:

Authentication options

auth.authServerURI:

Base address of Authentication Server

auth.authServerURI:

Base address of Authentication Server

auth.autoRefreshToken:

Define if security token shoud auto refresh before it expires

auth.credentials:

Credential data

apiClientSettings:

Api Client specific options

apiClientSettings.onAuthenticationError:

Method that should be invoked in case of authentication error. If no method is provided, the error will be printed on console

socketSettings:

Event Broker Client specific options

socketSettings.reconnectionDelayMax:

The maximum delay between two reconnection attempts. Each attempt increases the reconnection delay by 2x.

socketSettings.transports:

The low-level connection to the Socket.IO server can either be established with:

  • HTTP long-polling: successive HTTP requests (POST for writing, GET for reading)
  • WebSocket

socketSettings.onError:

Method that should be invoked in case of socket general error. If no method is provided, the error will be printed on console

socketSettings.onConnectError:

Method that should be invoked in case of socket connection error. If no method is provided, the error will be printed on console

socketSettings.onConnect:

Method that should be invoked after socket connection success.