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package.json
{
"name": "monitor.io",
"version": "0.0.3",
"version": "0.0.4",
"main": "index.js",

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# monitor.io
monitor.io
==========
### Simple remote monitoring and debugging middleware for socket.io.
Simple remote monitoring and debugging middleware for socket.io.
![monitor.io](https://github.com/drewblaisdell/monitor.io/raw/master/monitor.io.gif "monitor.io")
`monitor.io` is a module for Node.js that runs as a telnet server, giving a remote client control of and information about sockets connected to an instance of `socket.io`.
This makes it possible to disconnect, emit, or broadcast data to sockets in a remote terminal without interrupting the Node.js process running `socket.io`. `monitor.io`s also provides a real-time display of any data attached to a socket with the `socket#monitor` method.
Installation
------------
``` bash
$ npm install monitor.io
```
Usage
-----
``` js
var socketio = require('socket.io')(server),
monitorio = require('monitor.io');
socketio.use(monitorio({ port: 8000 })); // monitor.io started on port 8000
```
Use telnet to connect to `monitor.io` and control a real-time list of sockets connected to `socket.io`.
``` bash
$ telnet myapp.com 8000
```
Use `hjkl` to scroll verticall/horizontally through the list of sockets, `e` to emit data to a specific socket, and `b` to broadcast data to all sockets.
### Monitoring
`monitor.io` attaches a method named `monitor` to every socket object. This method attaches data to a socket and tells `monitor.io` to render this data in the `monitor.io` terminal window.
Here is an example of how to attach the time that a socket connected to `socket.io`:
``` js
io.on('connection', function(socket) {
socket.monitor('timeConnected', Date.now());
});
```
`socket#monitor` must be called whenever monitored information changes, such as the score of a player in a real-time game, to force a rerender in the `monitor.io` window.
``` js
socket.on('newHighScore', function(msg) {
var score = msg.score;
socket.monitor('highScore', msg.score);
});
```
The `monitor` method also accepts an object, and will display every key-value pair in an object.
``` js
socket.on('newPlayer', function(msg) {
var newPlayer = game.createPlayer();
socket.monitor(newPlayer); // every key-value pair in newPlayer will be shown in the monitor.io terminal window.
});
```
License
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MIT

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