Firebase Web Socket Protocol Server. Useful for emulating the Firebase server in tests.
Copyright (C) 2013, 2014, 2015, Uri Shaked uri@urish.org
You can install firebase-server through npm:
npm install --save-dev firebase-server
var FirebaseServer = require('firebase-server');
new FirebaseServer(5000, 'test.firebase.localhost', {
states: {
CA: 'California',
AL: 'Alabama',
KY: 'Kentucky'
}
});After running this server, you can create a Firebase client instance that connects to it:
var client = new Firebase('ws://test.firebase.localhost:5000');
client.on('value', function(snap) {
console.log('Got value: ', snap.val());
});Don't forget to point the host test.firebase.localhost to your local IP address (in /etc/hosts or similar).
FirebaseServer instances have the following API:
close()- Stops the server (closes the server socket)getData()- Returns a copy of the current data stored in the server
You can enable debug logging by calling the enableLogging() method:
var FirebaseServer = require('firebase-server');
FirebaseServer.enableLogging(true);
// Create a FirebaseServer instance, etc.Released under the terms of MIT License:
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