Use uWebSockets like http-server in Nodejs
- Very tiny, only use uWebSocket do Micro Service;
- Client use
ws.fetch(uri)
call server router files; - Easy extends options in router;
- Use very fast Log system, use pino;
- Auto reconnet WebSocket;
- Long time auto close WebSocket;
- Like Serral in StarCraft2, simple and direct powerful.
This way is easy run example, just copy this code in your Terminal:
git clone -b master --single-branch https://github.com/ymzuiku/serral
cd serral
yarn install && clear
node example/serve.js & sleep 0.5 && open example/client.html
Waiting git clone
and npm install
, if server runing, look Terminal and Browser like this:
The Web is at 30ms emit socket server;
$ npm i --save serral
# or
$ yarn add -D serral
You can look example/serve.js and example/client.html
If you use React or Vue, add code in src/index.js
import serralClient from 'serral/client';
const ws = serralClient('ws://127.0.0.1:4000');
ws.onopen = function() {
ws.fetch(
'hello',
{
name: 'client: hello-server',
age: 200,
},
res => {
console.log('catch-server-message:', res);
},
);
};
server/index.js
const serral = require('serral');
const path = require('path');
// auto load routers/xxx.js and router/xxx/index.js;
// ignore underline begins files, like: _xxx.js
serral.load(path.resolve(__dirname, 'routers'));
serral.listen(4000);
server/routers/hello.js
module.exports = function(data, ws) {
console.log(data);
// if set uri, client can run wsCallback[uri] function
ws.json({ uri:data.uri, name: 'server:hello-client', age: 100 });
};
Run serve:
node server/index.js
Use serral.load('dir-path')
, serral can auto load files in directory:
- If file return a
function
, serral use the file name like router path. - If file return a
{ obj }
, serral use file.objName.objName... until obj is function - If the 'file' is Directory, serral use require(file/index.js)
- Ignore underline begins files, like: _xxx.js
This's example:
Server
server/index.js
const serral = require('serral');
const path = require('path');
serral.load(path.resolve(__dirname, 'routers'));
serral.listen(4000);
server/routers/login.js
module.exports = {
// In client: ws.fetch('login.useEmail');
useEmail: function(data, ws, opts) {
// ws.json({ uri:data.uri, ...})
},
sendEmail: {
// In client: ws.fetch('login.sendEmail.changePassword');
changePassword: function(data, ws, opts) {
// ws.json({ uri:data.uri, ...})
},
bindEmail: {
// In client: ws.fetch('login.sendEmail.bindEmail.bindNow');
bindNow: function(data, ws, opts) {
// ws.json({ uri:data.uri, ...})
},
},
},
};
Client
import serralClient from 'serral/client';
const ws = serralClient('ws://127.0.0.1:4000');
ws.onopen = function() {
// load server routers/login.js function
ws.fetch('login.useEmail');
ws.fetch('login.sendEmail.changePassword');
ws.fetch('login.sendEmail.bindEmail.bindNow');
};
Server:
server/index.js
const serral = require('../serve');
const Sequelize = require('sequelize');
const { resolve } = require('path');
const sequelize = new Sequelize('test', 'root', '111Asd', { dialect: 'mysql' });
sequelize.authenticate();
// Extends { db: sequelize } to opts
serral.use({ db: sequelize });
// serral.use() need before serral.load()
serral.load(resolve(__dirname, 'routers'));
serral.listen(4000);
server/routers/hello.js
// sequelize is extends in opts
module.exports = function(data, ws, opts) {
console.log(opts); // { db: sequelize }
// use opts.db do someting
};
If you set logPath
, log save in local file, use pino
const serral = require('../serve');
const path = require('path');
// need ensure the existence of logPath
serral.use({ logPath: path.resolve(__dirname, 'logs') });
// serral.use() need before serral.load()
serral.load(path.resolve(__dirname, 'routers'));
serral.listen(4000);
serral default use uWebSockets, but it's remove in npm.org. serral keep use uws@10.148.1. if you need use WebSocket replace to uWebSockets, you can use lib: 'ws'
:
const serral = require('../serve');
const path = require('path');
serral.use({ lib: 'ws' });
serral.load(path.resolve(__dirname, 'routers'));
serral.listen(4000);
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