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protoplex

v2.2.0

Published

Multiplex multiple streams over a stream. Bidirectional clients / servers.

Downloads

16

Readme

Protoplex

Multiplexed streams over a protomux instance. Enables bi-directional clients and servers.

npm install protoplex

Usage

import SecretStream from '@hyperswarm/secret-stream'
import Protomux from 'protomux'
import Protoplex from 'protoplex'
import { pipeline } from 'streamx'

const server = new Protoplex(new Protomux(new SecretStream(false)))
const client = new Protoplex(new Protomux(new SecretStream(true)))

pipeline(
  client.mux.stream.rawStream,
  server.mux.stream.rawStream,
  client.mux.stream.rawStream
)

const message = Buffer.from('Hello, World!')

server.on('connection', async (stream) => {
  let str = ''
  for await (const buf of stream) str += buf.toString()
  console.log(str) // prints 'Hello, World!'
})

server.listen(Buffer.from('1'))

let stream = client.connect(Buffer.from('1'))
stream.write(message)
stream.end()

// protoplex makes no distinction between clients and servers

client.on('connection', async (stream) => {
  let str = ''
  for await (const buf of stream) str += buf.toString()
  console.log(str) // prints 'Hello, World!'
})

client.listen(Buffer.from('2'))
stream = server.connect(Buffer.from('2'))
stream.write(message)
stream.end()

API

const plex = new Protoplex(mux, [options])

Options include:

{
  id: b4a.from([]), // default id
  handshake: b4a.from([]), // default handshake value
  handshakeEncoding: c.raw, // default handshake encoding
  onhandshake: (handshake) => true, // default function to accept or reject connection
  encoding: c.raw, // default encoding for values in a stream
  unique: false, // whether the underlying protomux channels should allow multi opens for a given  protcol, id pair
  ...streamOptions // the rest of the options are default options for the underlying Duplex streams
}

const plex = Protoplex.from(muxOrStream, [options])

Options passed through to new Protoplex(mux, [options]).

const stream = plex.connect(id, [options])

Options are the same as for Protoplex.from but override those defaults for.

stream.on('connect')

Emitted when the stream is opened and the handshake was accepted.

plex.on('connection', (stream) => {})

Emitted when a remote connection is opened.

for (const connection of plex)

Iterate over all open connections.

for await (const stream of plex)

Iterate over all connections as they arrive.