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exocomm-dev
Advanced tools
This is the development version of the ExoSphere Communication Server.
$ npm i -g exocomm-dev
ExoComm can be used via 2 separate APIs.
This is the main way to use ExoCommDev by end users (ExoSphere developers).
$ exocomm
The default port is 3100. To run it at another port:
$ exocomm --port <port number>
More details around configuring the port here.
You can integrate ExoComm into your own NodeJS application through its JavaScript API. The CLI is implemented using the JavaScript API.
new ExoComm
..on 'error', (err) -> # boo!
..on 'listening', (port) -> # woohoo!
..listen 3100
ExoComm broadcasts messages to other services. Services have to register with it first to tell it which messages they want to send and receive.
See our developer guidelines
FAQs
Development version of the Exosphere communication platform
We found that exocomm-dev 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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