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    udp-request

Small module for making requests/responses over UDP


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udp-request

Small module for making requests/responses over UDP

npm install udp-request

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Usage

var udp = require('udp-request')
var socket = udp()

socket.on('request', function (request, peer) {
  console.log('request:', request.toString())
  socket.response('echo: ' + request.toString(), peer)
})

socket.listen(10000, function () {
  socket.request('hello', {port: 10000, host: '127.0.0.1'}, function (err, response) {
    console.log('response', response.toString())
    socket.destroy()
  })
})

API

var socket = udp([options])

Create a new request/response udp socket. Options include:

{
  timeout: 1000, // request timeout
  socket: udpSocket, // supply your own udp socket
  retry: true, // retry requests if they time out. defaults to false
  requestEncoding: someEncoder, // abstract-encoding compliant encoder
  responseEncoding: someEncoder, // abstract-encoding compliant encoder
}
var id = socket.request(buffer, peer, [options], [callback])

Send a new request. buffer is the request payload and peer should be an object containing {port, host}. When the response arrives (or the request times out) the callback is called with the following arguments

callback(error, response, peer)

Options include:

{
  retry: true
}
socket.response(buffer, peer)

Send a response back to a request.

socket.cancel(id)

Cancels a pending request.

socket.on('request', buffer, peer)

Emitted when a new request arrives. Call the above .response with the same peer object to send a response back to this request.

socket.on('response', buffer, peer)

Emitted when any response arrives.

socket.on('error', err)

Emitted when a critical error happens.

socket.on('warning', err)

Emitted when a non critical error happens (you usually do not need to listen for this).

socket.on('close')

Emitted when the request socket closes (after it is destroyed).

socket.on('listening')

Emitted when the socket is listening.

socket.listen([port], [callback])

Listen on a specific port. If port is omitted a random one will be used.

socket.destroy()

Completely destroy the request socket (cancels all pending requests).

License

MIT

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Last updated on 18 Sep 2018

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