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Adapter code to run the CometD JavaScript library in a NodeJS environment
This project implements adapter code that allows the CometD JavaScript Client to run in a NodeJS environment.
The adapter code exports an implementation of XMLHttpRequest
so that the CometD JavaScript Client works in NodeJS as it does within a browser environment.
WebSocket is supported via the ws
package.
Firstly, you need to install the CometD NodeJS Client:
npm install cometd-nodejs-client
The CometD NodeJS Client does not depend on the CometD JavaScript Client; you need the CometD JavaScript Client to develop your applications.
Therefore, you need to install the CometD JavaScript Client, version 3.1.2 or greater:
npm install cometd
// Run the adapter code that implements XMLHttpRequest.
require('cometd-nodejs-client').adapt();
// Your normal CometD client application here.
var lib = require('cometd');
var cometd = new lib.CometD();
...
import { CometD } from 'cometd';
import { adapt } from 'cometd-nodejs-client';
// Shim XMLHTTPRequest for Node.js (required by CometD).
adapt();
// Your normal CometD client application here.
const client = new CometD();
See here for an example CometD client application.
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Adapter code to run the CometD JavaScript library in a NodeJS environment
The npm package cometd-nodejs-client receives a total of 3,443 weekly downloads. As such, cometd-nodejs-client popularity was classified as popular.
We found that cometd-nodejs-client demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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