NodeSocket for Browsers

A network protocol for an execution space amongst application instances, via a slave to master relationship.

Basic Use

Since this library is a working web browser version of the NodeJS version, almost all the functionality remains the same (minus the server functionality and a few key differences, which will be pointed out).

Here's a simple example:

var client = nodesocket().createClient(8080, 'localhost');

var example = client.linkFunction('example');

client.connect();

client.on('verified', function() {
	example(function(res) {
		console.log('Returned!!! WOOT!! ' + res);
	}, 'Passed from the client');
});

NodeJS vs Browser version

Aside from the following differences, all functionality is the same as the NodeJS version.

• Server functionality is unavailable.
• TLS/SSL is handled by the browser, so the respective NodeJS API options will have no effect.
• Socket based options, such as keep alive and timeout, will also not be effective.