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quantum-entanglement-sockets

v1.0.3

Published

Simplify WebSocket communication with quantum computing concepts for fun.

Downloads

9

Readme

Quantum Entanglement Sockets

Quantum Entanglement Sockets is a Node.js library that leverages the power of WebSockets along with an event-driven architecture to create a real-time, bidirectional, and event-based communication layer. Designed to simplify complex networking tasks, it wraps WebSocket connections with an additional layer of message filtering and handling, utilizing UUIDs for message entanglement and RxJS for reactive programming patterns.

Installation

To install Quantum Entanglement Sockets, you'll need Node.js and npm on your machine. Install the library using npm:

npm install quantum-entanglement-sockets

Features

  • Easy-to-use WebSocket client interface.
  • Event-driven communication using EventEmitter.
  • Utilizes RxJS for reactive message handling.
  • Supports entanglement messages, allowing for complex message filtering and handling.

Quick Start

First, ensure you have a WebSocket server to connect to. Once you have the server URL, you can start using Quantum Entanglement Sockets like this:

import QuantumEntanglementSocket from 'quantum-entanglement-sockets';

const url = 'ws://localhost:8080'; // WebSocket server URL
const socket = new QuantumEntanglementSocket(url);

// Listen for the 'connected' event to confirm connection
socket.on('connected', () => {
console.log('Successfully connected to the server!');
});

// Listening for entangled messages
socket.on('entangledMessage', (message) => {
console.log('Received an entangled message:', message);
});

// Send an entangled message
socket.entangle('Hello, quantum world!');

// Send a standard message
socket.send('A standard message');

API Reference

Constructor

new QuantumEntanglementSocket(url)

  • url: The WebSocket server URL to connect to.

Methods

  • entangle(message): Sends a message that is tagged for entanglement.
    • message: The message content to send.
  • send(message): Sends