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socketio-with-pm2

v0.1.8

Published

This is an nodejs plugin for socketio, which support socketio run with the cluster mode of pm2

Downloads

150

Readme

socketio-with-pm2

This is an nodejs plugin for socketio, which support socketio run with the cluster mode of pm2.

There are very few ways to make socketio and pm2-cluster-mode work together because of the handshake action.

You can check the detail reason here : http://socket.io/docs/using-multiple-nodes/

The socket.io official solution for this problem is to use redis to handle data in on place.

This plugin socketio-with-pm2 provide another solution without redis.

How to use:

$ npm install socketio-with-pm2

Server Side

write in app.js at root of the project:

var Pm2Socketio = require('socketio-with-pm2');    
var io = new Pm2Socketio();
io.listen(3001);
io.on('connection', socket=> {
    socket.on('eventSave', data=> {
        socket.broadcast.emit('eventUpdate', data);
    })
})

Then you need to send the local IP address and pm2 thread instanceID to the client so client can connect to the server. if you are using koa and ejs-render engine, you can write like this:

in action file:

const swp = require('socketio-with-pm2');
module.exports = function*(next) {
    let ip = swp.getIp();
    let port = swp.getInstanceId();
    yield this.render('index', {
        port,
        ip
    });
    
};

in index.ejs:

<html>
    <head></head>
    <body>
    
        ...YOUR FILE CONTENT...
        
        <script>
            window.port = <%=port%>;
            window.ip = '<%=ip%>';
        </script>
        
    </body>
</html>

Client Side

const io = require('socket.io-client');
url = `${window.ip}:${3001+window.port}`;  //3001 is the port number which you declare in the server side 
var socket = io.connect(url, {'force new connection': true});

Then you can visit with the socket