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@ionic/discover
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Simple UDP based protocol for service discovery implemented in pure JS.
Simple UDP based protocol for service discovery implemented in pure JS. It is not mDNS or bonjour, but it tries to accomplish the same thing.
It uses a JSON based textual format:
const message = {
t: now,
id: 'unique',
name: this.name,
host: os.hostname(),
ip: iface.address,
port: number1,
commPort: number2
};
return 'ION_DP' + JSON.stringify(message);
key | description |
---|---|
t | unix timestamp in second |
id | unique id for this session |
name | name of the announced service |
host | hostname of the machine announcing the service |
ip | ipv4 address |
port | tcp port of the announced service |
commPort | optional websocket port of the communication server |
npm install @ionic/discover
import { Publisher } from '@ionic/discover';
const namespace = 'your-service';
const serviceName = 'Ionic thing!';
const tcpPort = 8100;
const service = new Publisher(namespace, serviceName, tcpPort);
await service.start();
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Simple UDP based protocol for service discovery implemented in pure JS.
The npm package @ionic/discover receives a total of 4,683 weekly downloads. As such, @ionic/discover popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @ionic/discover demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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