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jstiip

v4.2.1

Published

Implementation of protocol TIIP

Downloads

71

Readme

jstiip

Javascript implementation of the protocol TIIP

Create a Tiip message by instantiating a Tiip class. Give it a JSON string or a JS object, or add the fields after creation. The creation of an instance, and any change to the message fields, will throw on almost any violation of the protocol specification.

Example 1

import Tiip from 'jstiip';

const msg = new Tiip({ type: 'req', mid: '000', targ: ['db'], sig: 'readUser' });
msg.arg = { users: ['me'] };

ws.send(msg.toJson());

Tiip

The contructor to the class can take a JSON string or a JS object to initiate the message with.

| Argument | Type | Default | Description | | ------------- | ----------------- | ------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | | from | string/Object | | JSON string OR JS object. | | loadingTiip | boolean | false | If not a new message, but a Tiip that should be loaded. |

fromJson

Initiate the message from a JSON string (if you need to do it after you create the message object).

| Argument | Type | Default | Description | | ------------- | --------- | ------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | | str | string | | JSON string (Tiip) | | loadingTiip | boolean | false | If not a new message, but a Tiip that should be loaded. |

fromJS

Initiate the message from a JS object (if you need to do it after you create the message object).

| Argument | Type | Default | Description | | ------------- | --------- | ------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | | obj | Object | | JS object (Tiip) | | loadingTiip | boolean | false | If not a new message, but a Tiip that should be loaded. |

tsUpdate

Set the ts (timestamp) field to current time (right now).

latUpdate

Set the lat (latency) field to the difference between now and ts.

toJS

Returns the message as a JS object.

toJson

Returns the message as a Json string.

Getters / Setters

  • pv: get
  • ts: get/set (see also tsUpdate)
  • lat: get/set (see also latUpdate)
  • type: get/set
  • mid: get/set
  • sid: get/set
  • ten: get/set
  • targ: get/set
  • src: get/set
  • ok: get/set
  • ch: get/set
  • sig: get/set
  • arg: get/set
  • pl: get/set
import Tiip from 'jstiip';
const msg = new Tiip();

msg.type = 'pub';
msg.ch = 'temperature';
msg.pl = [21.4];

console.log(msg.pv, msg.ts);