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hubbleiq-sdk

HubbleIQ testing SDK

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HubbleSDK

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Getting started

Note: v1.x is compatible with Nodejs 18. Please use latest versions.

The SDK communicates with your application through events

NPM

Install with yarn or npm.

Yarn:

yarn add hubbleiq-sdk

npm:

npm install --save hubbleiq-sdk

Configuration Options:

When you create the object, you need to put two parameters.

// import the component
import { HubbleIQLib } from "hubbleiq-sdk";
// and just use it
const hubbleIQLib = new HubbleIQLib("your apiKey", "your companyKey");
proptypedefaultcomments
apiKeystringnotTake it in admin panel, after registration on hubbleiq.
companyKeystringnotTake it in admin panel, after registration on hubbleiq.

Collaborate with your team

  • If you come across errors, please let us know so that we can improve our service.

  • Concatct us for collaborators

Examples

Example with React. For start need import HubbleIQLib from "hubbleiq-sdk".

import { HubbleIQLib } from "hubbleiq-sdk";
const hubbleIQLib = new HubbleIQLib("apikey", "companyKey");

Create constant for use in UI.

const [dSpeed, setDSpeed] = useState(0);
const [uSpeed, setUSpeed] = useState(0);
const [jitter, setJitter] = useState(0);
const [customHtml, setCustomHtml] = useState("");
const [isp, setIsp] = useState < any > "";
const [ipAddress, setIpAddress] = useState < any > "";
const [connectionHealth, setConnectionHealth] = useState < any > "";
const [customHeadline, setCustomHeadline] = useState < any > "";
const [token, setToken] = useState < any > "";
const [statusBackgroundColorForMsg, setStatusBackgroundColorForMsg] =
  useState("0");
const [connectionMsg, setConnectionMsg] = useState("");
const [connectionMsgHeader, setConnectionMsgHeader] = useState("");
const [connectionStatus, setConnectionStatus] = useState("0");

Create use

useEffect(() => {
  hubbleIQLib.init();
  hubbleIQLib.checkInternetConnection();
  hubbleIQLib.on("upload-measurement", (data) => {
    setUSpeed(data.ClientToServerSpeed);
    setJitter(data.Jitter);
  });
  hubbleIQLib.on("download-measurement", (data) => {
    setDSpeed(data.ServerToClientSpeed);
    setJitter(data.Jitter);
  });
  hubbleIQLib.on("complete", (data) => {
    setDSpeed(data.ServerToClientSpeed);
    setUSpeed(data.ClientToServerSpeed);
    setJitter(data.Jitter);
  });
  hubbleIQLib.on("api-results", (data: any) => {
    setCustomHtml(data.body);
    setConnectionHealth(data.connectionHealth);
    setCustomHeadline(data.headline);
    setIsp(data.isp);
    setIpAddress(data.ip_address);
    setToken(data.token);
  });
  hubbleIQLib.on("connection-status", (data) => {
    setConnectionStatus(data);
  });
  hubbleIQLib.on("connection-msg", (data) => {
    setStatusBackgroundColorForMsg(data.color);
    setConnectionMsg(data.msg);
    setConnectionMsgHeader(data.header);
  });
}, []);

Aditional: you can also use listening to other necessary events from the list of events.

Next create function for button:

async function startTest() {
  if (dSpeed > 0 && uSpeed > 0 && jitter > 0) {
    setDSpeed(0);
    setUSpeed(0);
    setJitter(0);
    setLatency(0);
    await hubbleIQLib.stop();
  }
  await hubbleIQLib.run();
}

Integrate with your tools

Functions

Create object:

const hubbleIQLib = new HubbleIQLib("apiKey", "companyKey");

Initialization object:

hubbleIQLib.init();

Run test:

await hubbleIQLib.run();

Emit Events:

Stop test:

await hubbleIQLib.stop();

Check connection to internet:

This function must be started only once when the page is loaded, and it works continuously.

hubbleIQLib.checkInternetConnection();

Emit Events:

Packet loss:

The function that checks packet loss.

await hubbleIQLib.calculatePacketLoss();

Check Aplication:

await hubbleIQLib.checkApplication();

Support

If you have difficulties with the implementation, please contact us by email support@hubble.org

Events

The module interacts with the UI through events. You can listen to the events:

event nametype of responsedescription
onstartstringServer name
completeobjectcomplete
api-resultsobjectapi-results
connection-statusstringonline or offline
connection-stabilitynumberreturned ms, example: 50
connection-msgobjectconnection-msg
upload-startobjectupload-start
upload-measurementobjectupload-measurement
upload-finishedobjectupload-finished
download-startobjectdownload-start
download-measurementobjectdownload-measurement
download-finishedobjectdownload-finished
test-resultsobjecttest-results
packet-lossnumberexample: 0

Basic events:

  • onstart
  • complete
  • connection-status

Additional events:

  • upload-start
  • upload-measurement
  • upload-finished
  • download-start
  • download-measurement
  • download-finished

Dependencies

  • @m-lab/ndt7
  • crypto-browserify
  • form-data
  • node-fetch
  • stream-browserify
  • tslib
  • web-worker
  • worker-plugin

Authors

Hubble teams.

License

For open source projects, say how it is licensed.

Project status

The project is under development and testing.

Event object

complete

{
    "c2sRate": number,
    "s2cRate": number,
    "MaxRTT": string,
    "MinRTT": string,
    "SumRTT": string,
    "TCPInfo.Lost": string,
    "ServerToClientSpeed": number,
    "ClientToServerSpeed": number,
    "Jitter": number,
    "latency": number,
    "CurRTO": string,
    "SndLimTimeCwnd": string,
    "SndLimTimeRwin": string,
    ...
}

api-results

{
    "user_activity_id": number,
    "overallStatus": string,
    "status_description": string,
    "headline": string,
    "body": string (htmlformat),
    "token": string,
    "city": null,
    "isp": null,
    "ip_address": string,
    "company_key": string,
    "connectionHealth": {
        "hdStreaming": string,
        "streaming": string,
        "internetVoice": string,
        "screenSharing": string,
        "fileSharing": string
    }
}

Example api-results-example

connection-msg

{
  color: string,
  header: string,
  msg: string
}

upload-start

upload-measurement

{
    "ClientToServerSpeed": number,
    "ServerToClientSpeed": number,
    "Jitter": number,
    "latency": number
}

upload-finished

download-start

download-measurement

{
    "ClientToServerSpeed": number,
    "ServerToClientSpeed": number,
    "Jitter": number,
    "latency": number
}

download-finished

api-results-example

{
    "user_activity_id": 1,
    "overallStatus": "good",
    "status_description": "very_good",
    "headline": "Great internet connection...",
    "body": "<div class=\"ext-subtitle\" style=\"margin-bottom: 20px;\">Your connection to the internet is fast, stable, and sufficient for working and gaming.</div>\n  <div class=\"d-flex\">\n  </div>",
    "token": "user_token",
    "city": null,
    "isp": null,
    "ip_address": "Ip address",
    "company_key": "Company key",
    "connectionHealth": {
        "hdStreaming": "good",
        "streaming": "good",
        "internetVoice": "good",
        "screenSharing": "good",
        "fileSharing": "good"
    }
}

packet-loss

2% // percentages of packet loss

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Package last updated on 12 Jan 2023

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