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Mesh networking with peer-to-peer messaging for NodeJS. Ataraxia connects different NodeJS instances together and allows messages to be passed between these instances. Some instances may act as routers for other instances to create a mesh network.
For support for services with RPC and events see ataraxia-services.
npm install ataraxia
Also install one or more transports:
const Network = require('ataraxia');
const TCPTransport = require('ataraxia-tcp');
const net = new Network({ name: 'name-of-your-app-or-network' });
net.addTransport(new TCPTransport());
net.start();
net.on('node:available', node => {
console.log('A new node is available:', node.id);
node.send('hello');
});
net.on('message', msg => {
console.log('A message was received', msg.type, 'with data', msg.data, 'from', msg.returnPath.id);
});
This example creates a network where instances on the same machine connect to each other locally first and then elects one instance to handle connections to other machines on the same network.
const Network = require('ataraxia');
const LocalTransport = require('ataraxia-local');
const TCPTransport = require('ataraxia-tcp');
const net = new Network({ name: 'name-of-your-app-or-network' });
const local = new LocalTransport();
local.on('leader', () => {
/*
* The leader event is emitted when this instance becomes the leader
* of the machine-local network. This instance will now handle
* connections to other machines in the network.
*/
net.addTransport(new TCPTransport());
});
net.addTransport(local);
net.start();
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We found that ataraxia 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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