Skip to content

Lightstreamer/Lightstreamer-example-RaceTelemetry-client-javascript

master
Switch branches/tags

Name already in use

A tag already exists with the provided branch name. Many Git commands accept both tag and branch names, so creating this branch may cause unexpected behavior. Are you sure you want to create this branch?
Code

Latest commit

 

Git stats

Files

Permalink
Failed to load latest commit information.
Type
Name
Latest commit message
Commit time
src
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Lightstreamer - Race Telemetry Demo - HTML Client

This project includes a simple web client front-end example for the Lightstreamer - Race Telemetry Demo - Java Adapter.

Live Demo

screenshot

View live demo

Details

The Web-Telemetry Demo uses the JavaScript Client API for Lightstreamer to show how Lightstreamer can be used to send real-time telemetry data through the Web.
In this demo, the data is generated by a random feed simulator of the telemetry metrics of a racing car such as Lap Time, Distance, Speed, Engine RPM, Gear, and Laps. The data is displayed in tabular form using two tables, one for the current lap and the other to recap the history of the laps. In addition, two real-time streaming charts are shown, one for speed and one for engine RPM.
Actual feed adapters were created to deliver real data.

The demo includes the following client-side functionalities:

  • A Subscription containing 1 item, subscribed to in MERGE mode, with some of the metrics pertaining to the car, feeding a StaticGrid.
  • A Subscription containing 1 item, subscribed to in DISTINCT mode, with the data for each lap feeding a DynaGrid.
  • A Subscription containing 1 item (the same of the first Subscription but at a lower frequency), subscribed to in MERGE mode feeding two Charts, used to plot the speed and the engine RPM.

Install

If you want to install a version of this demo pointing to your local Lightstreamer Server, follow these steps:

  • Note that, as prerequisite, the Lightstreamer - Race Telemetry Demo - Java Adapter has to be deployed on your local Lightstreamer Server instance. Please check out that project and follow the installation instructions provided with it.
  • Launch Lightstreamer Server.
  • Get the lightstreamer.min.js file for Web Client SDK version 8.0.x from npm or unpkg and put it in the src/js folder of the demo. Alternatively, you can generate a customized lightstreamer.min.js library containing only the classes you actually use; see the build instructions on the GitHub page. In that case, be sure to include the LightstreamerClient, Subscription, DynaGrid, StaticGrid, Chart, SimpleChartListener, ConnectionSharing, and StatusWidget modules.
  • Get the require.js file from requirejs.org and put it in the src/js folder of the demo.

You can deploy this demo to use the Lightstreamer server as Web server or in any external Web Server you are running. If you choose the former case, please create the folders <LS_HOME>/pages/demos/RaceTelemetryDemo then copy here the contents of the /src folder of this project.
The client demo configuration assumes that Lightstreamer Server, Lightstreamer Adapters, and this client are launched on the local machine. If you need to target a different Lightstreamer server, please search this line:

var lsClient = new LightstreamerClient(protocolToUse+"//localhost:8080","F1Telemetry");

in js/lsClient.js file and change it accordingly. For example, if you want to target the adapter deployed in our server, you should substitute with this:

var lsClient = new LightstreamerClient(protocolToUse+"//push.lightstreamer.com","F1Telemetry");

The demo is now ready to be launched.

See Also

Lightstreamer Adapters Needed by This Demo Client

Related Projects

Lightstreamer Compatibility Notes

  • Compatible with Lightstreamer JavaScript Client library version 6.0 to 8.0.x (installation instructions for version 8.0.x).

About

This project includes a simple web client front-end example for the Lightstreamer Race Telemetry Demo Adapter

Resources

License

Stars

Watchers

Forks

Releases

No releases published

Packages

No packages published

Contributors 4

  •  
  •  
  •  
  •