peerjs-transport

Experimental P2P WebRTC transport for HT

This transport is not officially supported.

Usage

This transport requires you get yourself an API key from peerjs.com It also requires that you include a copy of peerjs on your page before trying to use this transport.

new PeerJSTransport(config)

When instantating an instance of PeerJSTransport you must pass a configuration object in.

The object must contain a key called key, which contains your PeerJS API key.

If you're creating an instance that is going to be used by a service, it needs to contain a key called id, which is what the service will advertise itself as to clients.

If you're creating one for a client, id is still required, but should contain the name of the remote service you wish to connect to.

Example

Service

var ht              = require('hudson-taylor');
var PeerJSTransport = require('ht-peerjs-transport');

var service = new ht.Service(new PeerJSTransport({
  id:  'math',
  key: 'yourAPIkeygoeshere'
}));

service.on('multiply', function(data, callback) {
  return callback(null, data.one * data.two);
});

service.listen(function(err) {
  if(err) throw err;
  console.log("Service is listening...");
});

Client

var ht              = require('hudson-taylor');
var PeerJSTransport = require('ht-peerjs-transport');

var client = new ht.Client({
  math: new PeerJSTransport({
    id:  'math',
    key: 'yourAPIkeygoeshere'
  })
});

client.connect(function(err) {

  if(err) throw err;

  client.call('math', 'multiply', {
    one: 2341,
    two: 2
  }, function(err, response) {

    if(err) throw err;

    console.log("Got response from service:", response);

  });

});

License

ISC