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yamux

v0.0.3

Published

Yet another stream multiplexer

Downloads

10

Readme

yamux

Yet another stream multiplexer. Requires node v0.10.x

Why

An implementation that can handle partial packets.

Basic concept

Client side

  1. Create a multiplex stream and pipe it into a common channel.
  2. Create virtual streams off the multiplex stream and use them to interleave data over the common channel
var Multiplex = require('yamux');
var plexer = new Multiplex();
plexer.pipe(commonXXXChannel);

var virtualStream1 = plexer.createStream();
var virtualStream2 = plexer.createStream();
virtualStream1.write('Yamuuuuuuuuxxxx!!!');
virtualStream2.write('Lamux!');

Server side

  1. Create a multiplex stream and register an "onStream" handler with it.
  2. The onStream handler will get triggered when a new virtual stream is available.
  3. Pipe the common channel into the multiplex stream.
var Multiplex = require('yamux');
var plexer = new Multiplex(function(virtualStream) {
  virtualStream.pipe(process.stdout);
});

commonXXXChannel.pipe(plexer);

Now, go Enjoy your lunch.

Example


// on the client side
var net = require('net');
var fs = rquire('fs');
var Multiplex = require('yamux');

var plexer = new Multiplex();
var client = net.connect({ host: 'someehost.no.where', port: 1337});

plexer.pipe(client).pipe(plexer);

// pipe three files over the tcp connection
var file1 = fs.createReadStream(__dirname + '/file1');
var file2 = fs.createReadStream(__dirname + '/file2');
var file3 = fs.createReadStream(__dirname + '/file3');

file1.pipe(plexer.createStream());
file2.pipe(plexer.createStream());
file3.pipe(plexer.createStream());

//////////////////
// on the server side
var net = require('net');
var fs = rquire('fs');
var Multiplex = require('yamux');
var fileIndex = 1;

var plexer = new Multiplex(function(stream) {
  var file = fs.createWriteStream(__dirname + '/file' + fileIndex++);
  stream.pipe(file);
});

var server = net.createServer(function(c) {
  c.pipe(plexer).pipe(c);
});

server.listen(1337);

License

MIT