[Server] ws.remoteAddress unexpected value

[Turbine1991]

I'm running a simple server based on the examples:

    const fastWS = require('fast-ws/server');

    const options = {};
    const app = new fastWS(options)

    app.ws('/db', ws => {
      console.log(`Connected ${ws.remoteAddress}`)

      ws.on('message', ({ data }) => {
        console.log(`Received: ${data}`);
        ws.sendMessage(data)
      })

      ws.on('echo', ({ reply, data }) => {
        reply(data)
      })
    });

    const [host, port] = ['127.0.0.1', 8080];
    app.listen(host, port, () => {
      console.log(`Listen on ${host}:${port}`)
    })

Unfortunately, when I connect using the code below:

  const Client = require('fast-ws/client')

  const options = {
    // Ping Interval (not less then server `idleTimeout`)
    pingInterval: 30000, // Default (ms)
    // Reply Timeout (Event reply)
    replyTimeout: 5000, // Default (ms)
    // parser options (same as server)
    parserOptions: {},
    // Others options for package 'ws'
  };
  
  const ws = new Client('ws://127.0.0.1:8080/db', options)

I get this output upon connection:
Connected 7f00:0001:

IPv6 is disabled, so I have no idea what this value actually is.

Cheers.

[Turbine1991]

Just a note, the BSON example doesn't work. I installed BSON on both ends, but the server would not parse it using the settings. Might want to clear up the documentation, if I did something wrong here.

The performance of the library is good. Beats the WS for sure. It's also got a nicer api.

[hans00]

Thanks for your issue.

The bug will fix in next version.

The BSON is encode to Buffer, but in WebSocket is sent as string (binary is reserve for blob transfer).
So temporary solution is toString.

parserOptions: {
  serialize: val => BSON.serialize(val, false, true, false).toString('ascii'),
  deserialize: bufStr => BSON.deserialize(Buffer.from(bufStr, 'ascii'))
}

[Turbine1991]

You're a bloody legend hans. Thanks mate.

[hans00]

That is fixed