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websocket-rpc

v1.2.6

Published

A typesafe RPC implementation for WebSockets

Downloads

22

Readme

WebSocket RPC

A typesafe RPC implementation for WebSockets based on the popular ws package.

Pre-Conditions

  • The WebSocket server must be run in a NodeJS environment
  • The WebSocket client should be run in a Browser environment

Install

ℹ️ From GitHub

  • Latest: npm install github:manga-download/websocket-rpc
  • Specific version: npm install github:manga-download/websocket-rpc#v1.2.4

From NPM

Quick Start

Contract

The contract is a class providing all methods on the RPC server that can be invoked remotely with the RPC client. All methods must fulfill the following criterias:

  • Must be async
  • Must be void or return a JSON serializable result
  • Must have zero or more parameters, each must be JSON serializable

MyContract.ts

import type { RemoteContract } from 'websocket-rpc';

export class MyContract implements RemoteContract<MyContract> {

    async Divide(a: number, b: number): Promise<number> {
        if(b === 0) {
            throw new Error('Division by zero!');
        } else {
            return a / b;
        }
    }
}

Server

Start a WebSocket server which exposes the RPC methods from MyContract.

MyServer.ts

import { CreateServer } from 'websocket-rpc/server';
import { MyContract } from './MyContract';

const contract = new MyContract();
const wsConnectionInfo = { path: '/rpc', port: 8080 };

// The server is the same as from the 'ws' package, but extended with RPC capabilities
const server = await CreateServer(contract, wsConnectionInfo);

Client

Connect to a WebSocket server and invoke the RPC methods from MyContract.

MyClient.ts

import { CreateClient } from 'websocket-rpc/client';
import type { MyContract } from './MyContract';

const client = await CreateClient<MyContract>('http://localhost:8080/rpc');

// TODO: Ensure the client is properly connected before invoking calls...
setTimeout(async () => {
    // All defined methods from the contract can now be invoked via the RPC property
    const result = await client.RPC.Divide(19, 7);
}, 1000);