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ts-ws-machine

v1.0.2

Published

TypeScript WebSocket Client modelled as an FSM. Comes with reconnect and heartbeat support.

Downloads

808

Readme

ts-ws-machine

TypeScript WebSocket Client modelled as an FSM. Comes with reconnect and heartbeat support

Installation

npm install ts-ws-machine
yarn add ts-ws-machine

Usage

import { wsMachine, calcBackoff } from "ts-ws-machine";

const ws = wsMachine({
  url: "ws://localhost:3000/ws",
  pingTimeoutMillis: 10000,
  pongTimeoutMillis: 10000,
  backoffFn: calcBackoff,
  onMessage: (msg) => {
    console.log("Some websocket message", msg.data);
  }, 
  // Optional
  pingMsg: "MyPingMessage",
  // Optional
  pongMsg: "MyPongMessage",
  // Optional
  onStateChange: ({ previous, current }) => {
    console.log(`State changed: ${previous.tag} -> ${current.tag}`);
  },  
});

ws.connect();
ws.send("Msg to server");
// do other stuff
ws.disconnect();

Heartbeats

WSMachine will regularly send a ping message pingTimeoutMillis after it last received a response from the ws endpoint. After a ping message is sent it will wait up-to pongTimeoutMillis, if no response is received from the server within that time period, the underlying websocket will be closed and WSMachine will attempt to reconnect. If indeed a message is received (either a "pong" message or any other message really), a new ping will be scheduled.

Reconnect

WSMachine will automatically try to reconnect if the underlying websocket is closed or a heartbeat is missed. This lib comes with a default backoff implementation (calcBackoff) using an exponential backoff with some "jitter".

// attempt is current number of reconnects attempted
// randSeed is a random number between 0 and 1, initialized when you call then `wsMachine` function.
export type BackoffFn = (attempt: number, randSeed: number) => number

// constant backoff
const constantBackoff = (attempt: number, randSeed: number) => 1000;

// linear backoff
const linearBackoff = (attempt: number, randSeed: number) => 1000 * attempt;

// sort of random backoff :)
const randomBackoff = (attempt: number, randSeed: number) => 1000 * attempt * randSeed;

Config

  • url: A valid websocket url
  • pingTimeoutmillis: Number of milliseconds to wait since last hearing from the server before sending a ping message
  • pongTimeoutmillis: Number of milliseconds to wait for server to send a message response after a ping message has been sent
  • pingMessage: (optional) Custom ping message. Default is ping
  • pongMessage: (optional) Custom pong message. Default is pong
  • onMessage: Callback for messages from the server. Messages matching pongMessage are filtered out.
  • onStateChange: (optional) Callback for listening to state changes from the statemachine. Handy for debugging, or for displaying the health of your websocket connection.