daminort/socket-man

A tool for simple testing you Socket.io client via using simple Socket.io server

Socket-Man

A tool for simple testing your socket client via using simple Socket.io server

Screenshots

There are screenshots of main page of Socket-Man and special test page which was used during development:

Why

Let's assume we develop a front-end application that uses socket connections. But at the moment we don't have access to server or can't emit events from it to client.
So, how can we imitate incoming socket events for testing purposes?
This is why given tool was created.

Features

With Socket-Man you can:

• send events from server to client via convenient admin shell
• subscribe on any event that client can emit to server
• look over all events with their data and possibility to simply copy content
• save your events for further using

Using via Docker

The image is available on Docker Hub, so you can just type:

$ docker run -p 9710:9710 daminort/socket-man

The Admin-shell will be available on localhost:9710

Note. You can choose any port you like as well, for example, 7777:

docker run -p 9710:7777 daminort/socket-man

Using via Docker-Compose

In this case you need to clone repository:

$ git clone https://github.com/daminort/socket-man.git
$ cd socket-man
$ docker-compose up --build

Note. You can use instead of latter command npm-script:

npm run compose-up

Using via Source

In this case you need to start server and client manually and separately. Server will be listening port 9710 meanwhile Client will start on port 9711.
Also you can start test page which demonstrate working example.

$ git clone https://github.com/daminort/socket-man.git
$ cd socket-man

$ cd server
$ npm start

$ cd client
$ npm start

$ cd test
$ npm start

Note. You can change server port by editing .env files:
server/.env, variable APP_PORT
client/.env.local, variable REACT_APP_SOCKET_SERVER_PORT

For changing client port you need to edit script start in package.json:
"start": "PORT=9711 react-scripts start"

License

MIT © Daminort