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@logux/backend-test
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Logux is a new way to connect client and server. Instead of sending HTTP requests (e.g., AJAX and GraphQL) it synchronizes log of operations between client, server, and other clients.
This repository contains test Logux Back-end Protocol implementation.
Install Node.js 10 or later.
Create a folder inside your project. For instance, test/
.
Create package.json
in that folder:
{
"private": true
}
Install this package calling the command in test folder:
npm -i @logux/backend-test
Create test back-end server and implement local.js
behaviour:
1.0.0
.^1.0.0
.headers.errorText
.USER_ID:good
or with cookie token=USER_ID:good
.users/USER_ID
channel.headers.errorText
.users/USER_ID
channel sends
{ type: "users/name", payload: { userId, name } }
action with the latest
user’s name.users/name
action to users/USER_ID
channel.headers.errorText
.users/name
only on bigger action time.error
action.users/clean
action sends users/name
action to the Logux Server
for all users with the name.Start your back-end server.
Call npx @logux/backend-test
with URL to your back-end server.
npx @logux/backend-test http://localhost:3000/logux
FAQs
Test Logux Back-end Protocol implementation
The npm package @logux/backend-test receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, @logux/backend-test popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @logux/backend-test demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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