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iopa-common-middleware
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iopa-common-middleware is a core set of iopa middleware for building self-hosted servers
iopa-common-middleare
is a core set of IOPA middleware for building self-hosted servers
Written in plain javascript for maximum portability to constrained devices
Working prototype
Includes:
Automatic caching of outbound requests
Automatic matching of inbound responses to original requests based on session and message identifiers
Compatible with any transport including MQTT, CoAP and raw TCP / UDP
Adds helper methods .send()
and .observe()
to IOPA context requests
These methods return a promise which complete on response
npm install iopa-common-middleware
const iopa = require('iopa')
, BackForth = require('iopa-common-middleware').BackForth
, CacheMatch = require('iopa-common-middleware').Cache
, ClientSend = require('iopa-common-middleware').ClientSend
function MyProtocolServer(options, appFunc) {
:
app.use(BackForth);
app.use(CacheMatch.Cache);
app.use(ClientSend);
:
See iopa-mqtt
for a reference implementation of this repository
FAQs
iopa-common-middleware is a core set of iopa middleware for building self-hosted servers
We found that iopa-common-middleware 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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