31 lines
1.0 KiB
JavaScript
31 lines
1.0 KiB
JavaScript
import Consumer from '../src/consumer'
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const USOCKET = __dirname + '/sample.sock'
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const client1= new Consumer(USOCKET, {log:false,name:'example-consumer1' })
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const client2 = new Consumer(USOCKET, {log:false,name:'example-consumer2'})
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let packet1 = {name: 'client1', cmd:'doit', data:'data sent by client1'}
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let packet2 = {name: 'client2', cmd:'doit', data:'data sent by client2'}
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// This is your client handler object waiting on a message to do something
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let app = {
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processIt: function processPacket (packet) {
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console.log(`Packet from ${packet.name} Processed by Socket: ${packet.status}`)
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},
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pp: 'processIt'
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}
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Object.assign(client1,app)
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// alternatively if you pass an object to the connect method it will merge whatever you pass
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// or even better extend the consumer class and then make instances. See client2
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;
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(async () => {
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await Promise.all([client1.connect(),client2.connect(app)])
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await Promise.all([client1.send(packet1),client2.send(packet2)])
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})().catch(err => {
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console.error('FATAL: UNABLE TO START SYSTEM!\n',err)
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})
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