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evista-ddp-server-reactive

v0.3.0

Published

A ddp server for nodejs with reactive collections (fork of ddp-server-reactive for bugfixes)

Downloads

1

Readme

DDP Server with reactive collections

DDP-Server-Reactive is a nodejs based DDP Server.

Usage

// Create a server listening on the default port 3000
var server = new DDPServer();

// Create a reactive collection
// All the changes below will automatically be sent to subscribers
var todoList = server.publish("todolist");

// Add items
todoList[0] = { title: "Cook dinner", done: false };
todoList[1] = { title: "Water the plants", done: true };

// Change items
todoList[0].done = true;

// Remove items
delete todoList[1]

// Add methods
server.methods({
  test: function() {
    return true;
  }
});

You can then connect to it using a ddp client such as ddp

Advanced Usage

Create a server with a different port:

var server = new DDPServer({ port: 80 });

Create a server using an existing http server so you use the same IP number for DDP and for web:

var app = express();
app.server = http.createServer(app);
var server = new DDPServer({ httpServer: app.server });