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gulp-websocket-server

v1.1.2

Published

gulp-websocket-server

Downloads

3

Readme

gulp-websocket-server

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The main purpose of this plugn is to open a websocket service in gulp, and then send the message to the client who has already created the link when the file changes.

Install

npm install --save-dev gulp-websocket-server

Usage

How use in gulp
const gulp = require('gulp');
const gulpWss = require('gulp-websocket-server');
const serverConfig = {
    port: 4000,
    path: '/ws'
};
//build a websocket server in gulp
let wss = gulpWss(serverConfig);

//
gulp.task('js',() => {
    return gulp.src('./*.js')
                .pipe(wss.liverealod('relaod'));//use method livereload send message: 'reload'
});
gulp.task('send',() => {
    wss.send('reload');//use method send to send message:'reload'
});

websocket server's creation configuration refer to ws.

Webscoket server's instance has livereload and send methods,they all can send message to client.livereloadonly can be used in gulp's pipe.sendcan be use directly.They both has only one parameter that is message needed to be sent.The default value for this parameter file change

How to use in client

You can build link like above and wait for message and then do what you want do.

const ws = new WebScoket('ws://localhost:yourport/yourpath');
ws.addEventListener('error', err => {
    console.log('encounter some error');
});
ws.addEventListener('message',event =>{
    if(event.data === 'message'){
        //do what you want
    }
});