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minitel-minipavi

v1.4.1

Published

An adaptor between Minipavi and the JS minitel ecosystem

Downloads

13

Readme

minitel-minipavi

[!NOTE] This is meant specifically for users of the minitel- ecosystem by me (immjs).

It can also be used by whomever needs to hook up MiniPAVI with a websocket based minitel server.

Opens up an HTTP(s) server for access through minipavi

Example

import { Minitel, TextNode } from 'minitel-standalone';
import { DuplexBridge } from 'ws-duplex-bridge';
import { createMinipaviHandler } from 'minitel-minipavi';

createMinipaviHandler(
  (ws) => {
    const stream = new DuplexBridge(ws, { decodeStrings: false });
    const minitel = new Minitel(stream, {});
    minitel.appendChild(new TextNode('Hello world!', {}, minitel));

    minitel.renderToStream();

    setTimeout(() => stream.end(), 10_000);
  },
  {
    host: '0.0.0.0',
    port: 4545,
  },
).then(() => console.log('MiniPavi handler ready!'));

Reference

createMinipaviHandler Function

Returns

A Promise that will resolve when the MiniPAVI handler will be up and running

Parameters

| Parameter | Type | Description | | ---------------- | ------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------- | | minitelFactory | (ws: WebSocket) => any | A factory function to handle WebSocket connections. | | options | MinipaviHandlerOptions | Configuration options for the handler. |

MinipaviHandlerOptions

| Option | Type | Description | | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | port | number | Required. Specifies the port on which the server will listen. | | host | string | Required. Specifies the host for the server. Note that 0.0.0.0 is the option to allow all incomming connections, while 127.0.0.1 will only allow connections from 127.0.0.1. | | version | string | Optional. Specifies the version that will be given to MiniPAVI. Defaults to '1.0'. | | providePavi | boolean | Optional. If true, provides the PAVI field as query parameters. Defaults to false. | | provideDirectUrl | boolean | Optional. If true, provides the DIRECTURL field as query parameters. Defaults to false. | | https | boolean | Optional. If true, enables HTTPS. You will have to create the HTTPS server yourself, either by using serverFactory or third party software such as nginx). Defaults to false. | | serverFactory | (handler: any, opts: any) => http.Server | Optional. Custom server factory function. Defaults to creating an HTTP server. | | withFastify | (server: FastifyInstance) => any | Optional. Custom function to work with Fastify instance. Defaults to a no-op function. |