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@steelbreeze/broker
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Lightweight publish and subscribe using Server-Sent Events for node and express
Lightweight publish and subscribe using Server-Sent Events for node and express
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npm i @steelbreeze/broker
To create a message broker server within an express application:
const express = require('express');
const broker = require('@steelbreeze/broker');
// create the express application
var app = express();
// create a message broker server and bind it to the /events base URL
app.use('/events', broker.server({lastMessage: true}));
// start the express application
app.listen(1024, 'localhost');
You can create multiple message broker servers and bind them to different base URLs.
To create a subscription:
const broker = require('@steelbreeze/broker');
// create a client to the message broker
var client = broker.client({host:'localhost', port: 1024, path: '/events'});
// subscribe to the devices topic on the /events broker
client.subscribe('devices', (message) => {
console.log(`devices: ${message}`);
});
A single client can subscribe to multiple topics.
To create a subscription:
const broker = require('@steelbreeze/broker');
// create a client to the message broker
var client = broker.client({host:'localhost', port: 1024, path: '/events'});
// publish a message on the devices topic of the /events broker every second
setInterval( () => {
client.publish('devices', `Hello devices at ${new Date()}`);
}, 1000);
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2018 David Mesquita-Morris
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Lightweight publish and subscribe using Server-Sent Events for node and express
We found that @steelbreeze/broker 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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