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Welcome to the CometD Project, a scalable comet (server push) and websocket messaging library for the web.
This repository mirrors the JavaScript sources hosted at the main CometD repository. Those JavaScript sources are not suitable to be consumed with NPM, and are therefore re-arranged in this repository for to make it simpler to use CometD with NPM.
8.0.x
⇒ based on CometD 8.0.x - full ECMAScript 6 (modules, classes, let
, const
, arrow functions)7.0.x
⇒ based on CometD 7.0.x - minimal ECMAScript 6 (let
, const
and arrow functions)6.0.x
⇒ N/A5.0.x
⇒ based on CometD 5.0.x - minimal ECMAScript 5 (var
everywhere)Version 6.0.x
is not released to NPM since it's identical to 7.0.x
.
The 6.0.x
numbering exists only because the main CometD project, on the server side, is different from 7.0.x
, but on the client side there is no difference.
The CometD source code is released under the Apache 2.0 License.
npm install cometd
// Import the CometD symbols.
import {CometD} from "./cometd/cometd.js";
import {TimeStampExtension} from "./cometd/TimeStampExtension.js";
// Create the CometD object.
const cometd = new CometD();
// Optionally, register an extension.
cometd.registerExtension("timestamp", new TimeStampExtension());
// Configure the CometD object.
cometd.configure({
url: "http://host/cometd"
});
// Handshake with the server.
cometd.handshake((reply) => {
if (reply.successful) {
// Subscribe to receive messages from the server.
cometd.subscribe("/topic", (message) => {
const dataFromServer = message.data;
// Use dataFromServer.
});
}
});
FAQs
Comet and WebSocket library for web messaging
The npm package cometd receives a total of 9,099 weekly downloads. As such, cometd popularity was classified as popular.
We found that cometd demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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