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pseudo-socket

v1.0.6

Published

THis package for to manage by incomig data types

Downloads

4

Readme

pseudo-socket

installing

 Using npm:
 
```bash
$ npm install axios
$ npm install pseudo-socket
```

Example (Sample)

import PseudoSocket from 'pseudo-socket'

## creat socket object (*)
const options = {
        delay: 3,
        send_event_url: '/api/v1/emit/',
        fetch_event_url: '/api/v1/events/',
    };
    
const socket = new PseudoSocket('hostname', options)

## make action by action type (**) 
socket.on('LOGIN', (data) => console.log(data))

### start socket (***)
socket.start();

Example (Sample) Explanation

(*)   => class PseudoSocket accept two parameter (host, options):
      'host' => Project host name (For Example: 'http://127.0.0.1:8000')
      'options'  => consist of three properties (delay, send_event_url, fetch_event_url)
        'delay'           ==> Specifies the interval of the method _start()
        'send_event_url'  ==> Is a api url, which you will send emit to server with this api url 
        'fetch_event_url' ==> Is a api url, which you will get events from server with this api url
(**)  => method on() accepted two parameter
       'type'     => This parameter characterization incoming type of data
       'callback' => This callback function execute mentioned operation by incoming type of data

(***) => method start() is performed 'delay second' interval

Example (Lifecycle)

import PseudoSocket from 'pseudo-socket'

## creat socket object (*)
class Foo extends Component {
    
    constructor(props){
        super(props)
        const options = {
            delay: 3,
            send_event_url : '/api/v1/emit',
            fetch_event_url : '/api/v1/events',
        }
        
        this.socket = new PseudoSocket('hostname', options)
    }
    
    componentDidMount() {

        this.socket.on('CONNECT', (data) => console.log(data));

        this.socket.start();

        this.socket.set_additional_value('user_token', '8sj3maslm34_wsdfokjn4');

    };
    
    componentWillUnmount() {
        this.socket.stop(); (*)
    }
}

Example (Sample) Explanation

stop() => Clear start() method interval, when unmount component Foo