kalm/kalm.js

The socket manager

kalm.js's Issues

Write unit tests for kalm components (jest + typescript)

The kalm package has rudimentary unit tests for the constructors, but none for the internal components: here

Handle multiple listeners per server instances

Goal

Users should be able to listen for multiple ports and multiple protocols when creating servers.

Acceptance criteria:

A user could connect via Websocket to a server also listening for TCP events. Broadcasting emits to all clients, regardless of protocol.

README.md: explain why is fast ?

Hi frederic !

Should be great if you explain quickly why kalm is fast ? (in the README)

Thank you

Can this be used to forward UDP packets maintaining the source address?

IPC Example?

Is there an example of using IPC? Also, does it work across platforms like windows?

Bring back server identifiers

const server = Kalm.listen();
// server.id = <uid>

Own framing?

Atm im trying to write a client for a game (TCP) with a special structure.

[Header]
- key<int8>
- reserved<int8>
- packetSize<int16le>
- encrypted<int8>
[Body]
- body<buffer[packetSize - 5]>

For me it looks like Kalm uses an own hardcoded framing.
Would it be possible to make that configurable?
Or is Kalm supposed to just connect with other Kalm endpoints?

Support for QUIC

Once the standard is finalized and node implementation is available, add QUIC/WebTransport support

When you provide a large value to client.write, it is received as an array.

Sometimes,

client.write('test.data',{result:{type:'string', value:'<some large base64 string>'}});

Doing the above results in the loss of hierarchy of the object, and instead, the data is received as an array of bytes.

Sometimes the received object would is:

{result:{type:'string', value:'<some large base64 string>'}}

and sometimes it is:

[12,16,114,<numbers like that >]

What must be wrong? Is it returning a buffer-like object when the response is too long?

support react ?

support react ?

Update copyright date in Readme, Licenses, Docs, etc

It's 2020 🎉