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prysmo

v0.0.2

Published

A service gateway framework providing lightweight bidirectional communication between your web clients and application services.

Downloads

4

Readme

Prysmo

A service gateway framework providing lightweight bidirectional communication between your web clients and application services. Prysmo implemements a custom WebSocket protocol in one end and provides a fimiliar NodeJS API in the other.

Get Started

  • Install prysmo as a dependency in your gateway project: npm i prysmo
  • In your code:
// Import the module
const Prysmo = require('prysmo');

// Instance a new server
let server = new Prysmo();

// Register an endpoint
server.endpoint('hello', (sess, data, send) => send('Hello World!') );

// Start listening to default port
server.listen();
  • Connect to the websocket at ws://localhost:7667
  • Send the following message {"endpoint":"hello"}
  • You will receive a message containing: {"endpoint":"hello","data":"Hello World!"}

Features

  • WebSockets: communicates with web clients through perforance oriented technology.
  • Encryption: allows secure connections over TLS.
  • Session: stores your users' credentials allowing seamless interaction with stateless services.
  • NodeJS: gets out of your way delivering familiar development experience.
  • Logging: emits a simple log event exposing all relevant information.
  • Settings: all features farly configurable to fit in your use case.

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