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sdb-ts

v0.4.0

Published

A TypeScript Wrapper for ShareDB

Downloads

9

Readme

SDB-TS

sdb-ts is a TypeScript shim for ShareDB.

This project is undergoing sporadic development.

NPM Install:

To install via npm, run:

npm install sdb-ts

Client-side Usage

For client-side code, use built/sdb-client-bundle.js.

window.SDB will contain SDBClient, SDBDoc, and SDBSubDoc

Usage Examples

Creating a server (in Node.js):

If no argument is provided, the server will pick a port:

import { SDBServer } from '../built/index'; 
async(() => {
	const sdbServer = new SDBServer();
	const { port }  = await sdbServer.address();

	await sdbServer.listening();
	console.log(`Created server on port ${port}`);
});

Otherwise, the constructor can be called with the server passed in:

import * as WebSocket from 'ws';
import * as http from 'http';
import { SDBServer } from '../built/index'; 

const server = http.createServer(8000);
const wss = new WebSocket.Server({ server });
const sdbServer = new SDBServer(wss);
server.listen();
const address = server.address() as AddressInfo;

Working with Documents

import { SDBServer, SDBDoc } from '../built/index'; 
//...

interface CounterDoc {
	counter: number;
	sd: {
		strEx: string;
		numEx: number;
	};
}

const sCounterDoc: SDBDoc<CounterDoc> = sdbServer.get('ex', 'counter');

sCounterDoc.createIfEmpty({
	counter: 0,
	sd: {
		strEx: 'ABC',
		numEx: 3
	}
});
scounterDoc.subscribe((eventType: string, ops, source, data) => {
	if(eventType === null) {
		console.log('subscribed', data);
	} else if(eventType === 'create') {
		console.log('create', data);
	} else if(eventType === 'op') {
		console.log(ops);
	}
	console.log(scounterDoc.getData());
	console.log(sCounterDoc.traverse(['sd', 'numEx']));
});

sCounterDoc.submitNumberAddOp(['counter'], 1);

const subDoc = d.subDoc(['sd']);
subDoc.subscribe();

subDoc.submitObjectReplaceOp(['numEx'], 33);

Connecting a Client (in browser):

const sdbClient = new SDB.SDBClient(ws);
const doc:SDB.SDBDoc<CounterDoc> = sdbClient.get('ex', 'counter');
doc.subscribe(() => {
	console.log('update');
});

Building

npm install .
npx tsc
npx webpack

To watch:

npx tsc --watch

or (if building for client-side)

npx webpack --watch

Testing

npm test

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