XSocketsNodeJs Test

Code

Create a new file with nano comm.js and write a simple test. Replace the IP with the IP of your development machine.

var xsockets = require('xsockets.net');

var c = new xsockets.TcpClient('192.168.254.154', 4502, ['generic']);
var g = c.controller('generic');
g.on('foo', function(d) {
    console.log('foo',d);
    g.send('bar','hello from nodejs');
});

g.onopen = function(ci) {
    console.log('connected controller generic');
    g.send('foo', {text:'bar'});
}

c.onconnected = function(d) {
    console.log('connected', d);
}
c.open();

###Test

Run the test with node comm.js

Then open up Putty and connect to the same sever as the script. Then type in PuttyProtocol in Putty to do a handshake. Then send a message to nodejs by typing generic|foo|hello from putty