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ctrl-socket

v0.0.1

Published

CtrlSocket.js is WebSocket client util and easy to use.

Downloads

3

Readme

CtrlSocket.js

Usage

  • Create

    const url = 'wss://xxxxxxxxx' //websocket url
    const ws = new CtrlSocket(url)
  • Methods

  1. subscribe

    ws.subscribe({
        onopen: function ,
        onmessage: function,
        onerror: function,
        onclose: function
    })

    Call back function , will call onmessage

    ws.subscribe( (e)=>console.log(e.data) )
    // same
    ws.subscribe({
      onmessage: (e)=>console.log(e.data)
    })

    Return CtrlSocket Object

  2. retry

    When websocket state is closed and closed code != 1000 will reconnect

    ws.retry(count: Number,interval: Number)

    retry(3, 1000) //reconnect to server 3 times per second
    retry(3) //reconnect to server 3 times (interval default value is 5 seconds)
    retry() //reconnect to server until server response

    Return CtrlSocket Object

  3. connect

    connect to server , readyState changes to OPEN

    ws.connect()
  4. disconnect

    disconnect , readyState changes to CLOSED

    ws.disconnect()
  5. reconnect

    reconnect to server

    ws.reconnect(code = 1000, reason = 'Normal closure')
  6. send

    send a message to server

    ws.send('Hi there!') // String
    
    ws.send({
      message: 'Hi there!' //Object
    })
  7. readyState get websocket state

    const state = ws.readyState

    in Vue you can ...

    ...
    computed:{
      getState(){
        let msg =''
        if(this.state===1){
          msg = 'Open'
        }
        ...
        return msg
      }
    },
    watch:{
      state(newValue,oldValue){
        //todo
      }
    },
    created(){
      ...
      this.ws = new CtrlSocket(url)
      this.state = this.ws.readyState
    }
    ...
  8. heartBeat Check websocket still connect to server, if loss connection will call onclose.

    ws.heartBeat(interval: Number, message) interval--> default 30 seconds

      // use with retry()
      ws.retry()
      .heartBeat(3000,{
         comment: 'heartBeat' //if loss connection , reconnect until server response
     })
      ws.heartBeat() //if loss connection do nothing , readyState = CLOSED

    Return CtrlSocket Object

Example

const connectURL = 'wss://echo.websocket.org'

function onmessage (response) {
    if (typeof response.data === 'string') {
        // todo
    }
}

const ws = new CtrlSocket(connectURL)
.heartBeat(60000,'ping')
.retry(3)
.subscribe({
    onopen: () => console.log('OPEN') ,
    onclose: () => console.log('CLOSED'),
    onerror: () => console.log('Error')
    onmessage
})