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shocked-client

v1.0.11

Published

Socket Client

Downloads

8

Readme

shocked-client

This library provides internal implementation for client side web socket connection. It is used by shocked-react to provide a seamless integration to connect with server side api.

You should use shocked-react for your react applications. Use this library as a lower level api.

Installation

$ npm install shocked-client

or

$ yarn add shocked-client

Available apis with shocked-client

createClient(host, WebSocket)

Creates a long live client instance available for connecting to the remove host. The client has the following methods available:

client.connect(path)

Establish connection to remote host at the given path

client.isConnected()

Get current client status

client.close()

Close a client connection if any

client.send()

Send raw data to the remote host

client.createTracker(trackerId, store, params)

Create a tracker to track content on server. The remote tracker then dispatches action directly to the given store. Provide initial params for the tracker if any.

  • tracker.close - Close the tracker when it's not required any more.
  • tracker.createApi - to bind remote api to the client

client.on(event, listener)

Listen for client events - connect, disconnect.

client.off(event, listener)

Remove event listener added to clients