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easy-chat-server

v1.1.5

Published

easy socket chat library for node js applications

Downloads

4

Readme

easy-chat

Features

easy-chat-server implements real-time bidirectional event-based communication. It consists of:

Its main features are:

Reliability

Connections are established even in the presence of:

  • proxies and load balancers.
  • personal firewall and antivirus software.

For this purpose, it relies on socket io, which first establishes connection to the backend server using the best possible transports.

Minimalistic chat implementation support

You do not need to understand the internal structures and operation of websockets and chat systems. All you need to do is call create a room, heck you not need to destroy a room as this is handled intelligently and automatically;

Sample code:

import { EasyChat, IsocketConfig } from "easy-chat-server";
const httpsServer; // your node server instance
const roomStatusInterval = 1000; // logging update interval
const socketConfig: IsocketConfig = {
  pingTimeout: 3000,
  pingInterval: 5000,
  transports: ["websocket"],
  allowUpgrades: false,
};

const allowedOrigins = ["https://yourwhitelistapi.com"];

const easyChat = new EasyChat(httpsServer, roomStatusInterval, socketConfig);
easyChat.run(allowedOrigins);

Installation

// with npm
npm install easy-chat-server

// with yarn
yarn add easy-chat-server

How to use

The following creates an instance of easyChat.

import { EasyChat, IsocketConfig, IchatMsg } from "easy-chat-server";
const httpsServer; // your node server instance
const roomStatusInterval = 1000; // logging update interval
// the config properties can be optional
const socketConfig: IsocketConfig = {
  pingTimeout: 3000,
  pingInterval: 5000,
  transports: ["websocket"],
  allowUpgrades: false,
};
const easyChat = new EasyChat(httpsServer, roomStatusInterval, socketConfig);
easyChat.run();

/**
 * get data from event incase you
 * you want to process it futher,say my be save
 * in database or file*/
easyChat.onlineRoom.on("CHAT_MESSAGE", (message: IchatMsg) => {
  // do stuffs with message here
});

// for full event list see enum ECHATMETHOD
import { ECHATMETHOD } from "easy-chat-server";

Communication

Communication between you and the server are established throught events Below are all events you can listen to;

Save Message

/**
 * get data from event incase you
 * you want to process it futher,say my be save
 * in database or file*/
easyChat.onlineRoom.on("CHAT_MESSAGE", (message: IchatMsg) => {
  // do stuffs with message here
});

Delete Message

/**
 * get delted message request and id of the message incase you want to remove from database*/
easyChat.onlineRoom.on(
  "DELETE_MESSAGE",
  ({ deleted, id }: { deleted: IchatMsg; id: string }) => {
    // do stuffs here
  }
);

Update Room

/**
 * get update room request*/
import { Chatroom } from "easy-chat-server";
easyChat.onlineRoom.on(
  "UPDATE_ROOM",
  ({ roomData }: { roomData: Chatroom }) => {
    // do stuffs here
  }
);

Update Peer Status

import { IpeerInfo } from "easy-chat-server";
/**
 * get update peer request*/
easyChat.onlineRoom.on(
  "PEER_UPDATE",
  ({ peerInfo }: { peerInfo: IpeerInfo }) => {
    // do stuffs here
  }
);

In conjunction with Express

You need to pass the Server to easy-chat, and not the express application function. The rest of the listening is done automatically.

const app = require("express")();
const httpsServer = require("http").createServer(app);
const roomStatusInterval = 1000; // logging update interval
const socketConfig = {
  pingTimeout: 3000,
  pingInterval: 5000,
  transports: ["websocket"],
  allowUpgrades: false,
};
const easyChat = new EasyChat(httpsServer, roomStatusInterval, socketConfig);

Documentation

The source code of the website can be found here. Contributions are welcome!

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License

MIT