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amflib

v1.0.1

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AMF library for NodeJS

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node-amf

AMF module for NodeJS by Tim Whitlock

About

A pure JavaScript implementation of AMF designed for NodeJS. Can be used to create an AMF web services gateway over HTTP allowing a Flash Player client to communicate with a remote server.

Run "node test.js" to perform a simple serialize & deserialize test. Check that the output matches the variables show in the script.

To test a simple AMF gateway: configure and run the HTTP server in examples/http-server, then configure and run the Flash client in example/http-client.

Also in this project is some experimental work implementing RTMP. This should probably be split into its own project.

Status

  • The AMF library is largely complete and working, but not thoroughly tested.
  • The RTMP work is experimental and not ready for use.

Known issues

NodeJS has a habit of changing and depreciating function names. If you get missing function errors, then you need to upgrade NodeJS. See http://github.com/timwhitlock/node-amf/commit/62a85b8531307c86ff27daa21e48012a7558552a

AMF0 is only partially supported, due to it being depreciated. AMF3 should be used by all clients.

License

node-amf is dual licensed under the MIT and GPL licenses, See LICENSE.