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dnode-tarantula

v1.5.7

Published

asynchronous rpc system for node.js, bi-direction and poly-direction communication...

Downloads

17

Readme

dnode-tarantula

dnode-tarantula is an asynchronous rpc system for node.js based on dnode-protocol and TCP sockets. This is fork of dnode-spider

Features

  • Automatic reconnection
  • bi-direction and poly-direction communication

Install

npm install dnode-tarantula

Examples

server.js:

var dnode = require('dnode-tarantula');

/** create Spider-Server */
var server = new dnode.Spider({
    s: function (a, b, cb) {
        cb(a + b, 'Hello from Spider!');
    }
}, {port: 5000, host: 'localhost'});

/** on connection call client function "c" */
server.on('connection', function(remote) {
	remote.c(1, 2, function(res, hello) {
		console.log(res, hello);
	});
});

client.js:

var dnode = require('dnode-tarantula');

/** create Fly-Client */
var client = new dnode.Fly({
    c: function (a, b, cb) {
        cb((a + b) * 2, 'Hello from Fly! My name: '+client.nodeId);
    }
}, {port: 5000, host: 'localhost', nodeId: 'Fly1'});

/** on connection call client function "s" */
client.on('connection', function(remote) {
	remote.s(1, 2, function(res, hello) {
		console.log(res, hello);
	});
});

output:

node server.js &
node client.js &
3 'Hello from Spider!'
6 'Hello from Fly! My name: Fly1'

Methods

var dnode = require('dnode-tarantula')

Server Methods

var server = dnode.Spider(Object api, Object options = {});

Create new Spider-Server, shard api object functions to all connected Fly-s. If you don't like dnode.Spider classname, you can use dnode.Server. dnode.Server === dnode.Spider

  • Object api - shared Spider object
  • Object options - settings object {port: 5000(default), host: 'localhost'(default)}

After creation in api object add '$' object with 2 methods: 'proxy' and 'ids'. This methods availible in all Fly-s remote.

api.$.proxy(String nodeId, String methodname, [arguments...])

Call method with 'methodname' from Fly with id = 'nodeId'.

api.$.ids(Function callback)

Return Array of all Id connected to Spider

server.broadcast(String methodname, [arguments...])

Broad cast call 'methodname' on all Fly and pass to each arguments

server.ids()

Return ids of all connected clients

Events

server.on('connection', function(remote, client) {});	// client connected
server.on('disconnection', function(client) {});		// client disconnected

Client Methods

var client = dnode.Fly(Object api, Object options = {});

Create new Fly-Client, shard api object functions to Spider-Server. If you don't like dnode.Fly classname, you can use dnode.Client. dnode.Client === dnode.Fly

  • Object api - shared Fly object
  • Object options - settings object {port: 5000(default), host: 'localhost'(default), nodeId: 'any uniq_id or name'(default process.pid)}

Events

server.on('connection', function(remote) {}); // client connected