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pubsub-stream
Advanced tools
pubsub with rpc-stream and EventEmitter2
var port = 10000+Math.random()*10000|0
var t = require('assert')
var net = require('net')
var EE2 = require('eventemitter2').EventEmitter2
// ee can be any require('events') compatible emitter
var ee = new EE2({wildcard:true})
var pubsub = require('pubsub')
var server = net.createServer(function(s){
var ps = pubsub(ee)
s.pipe(ps).pipe(s)
s.on('end',function(){ps.service.unsubscribeAll()})
})
server.listen(port, function(){
var todo = 2
var Aps = pubsub()
var Bps = pubsub()
var Aclient = net.connect(port)
var Bclient = net.connect(port)
Aclient.pipe(Aps).pipe(Aclient)
Bclient.pipe(Bps).pipe(Bclient)
Aps.emitter.on('a.*', function(msg){t.equal(msg, 'hello from B'); done()})
Bps.emitter.on('b.*', function(msg){t.equal(msg, 'hello from A'); done()})
Aps.subscribe('a.*', function(){Bps.publish('a.foo', 'hello from B')})
Bps.subscribe('b.*', function(){Aps.publish('b.foo', 'hello from A')})
function done(){
if (--todo) return
Aclient.end()
Bclient.end()
server.close()
}
})
var pubsub = require('pubsub')
var ps = pubsub([eeOrOpts])
ps
is a RpcStream
with the remote api attached to it:
w = ps.wrap(api); api.map(function(n){ps[n] = w[n]})
where the api is ['publish','subscribe','unsubscribe','unsubscribeAll']
eeOrOpts
must be either a require('events')
-compatible eventemitter or
an object that gets passed to the EventEmitter2-constructor. this emitter
will be used to publish events to all the subscribers.ps.publish(event, data[, data, ..])
publish data
ps.subscribe(event, cb)
subscribe for remote events, an event-listener will be added to the remote emitter
ps.unsubscribe(event, cb)
delete all subscriptions for this event, ie. remove remote the event-listeners
ps.unsubscribeAll(cb)
deletes all subscribtions
ps.emitter
remote events you subscribed to will be emitted and the remote end can subscribe to events from this emitter
ps.service
the service provided to the remote end
ps.subscriptions
ps.subscriptions = { 'some:event': [fn, ..], .. }
pubsub.emitterOptions
gets passed to the constructor of ps.emitter
(EventEmitter2) if
no arguments are passed to pubsub()
and is
{ delimiter: '.', wildcard: true, maxListeners: 1e12 }
by default
FAQs
pubsub with eventemitter2 and rpc-stream
The npm package pubsub-stream receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, pubsub-stream popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that pubsub-stream demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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