On Tuesday, September 24, 2013 1:02:31 PM UTC+2, André Eife wrote:
>
> For example in the JSON file I can define (and mix) the type of each
> message seen from the client side: only allow listening on message, only
> allow emitting the message or a "get" type which is like RPC (emit and
> listen once for answer).
>
> And the other problems like listener management and missing wildcards seem
> to remain in dnode if I'm not mistaken.
>
>
dnode allows you to implement/use any callback-based RPC. For example:
function createRPC() {
var ee = new WildcardEventEmitter();
var self = {};
self.on = ee.on.bind(ee);
self.emit = ee.emit.bind(ee);
return self;
}
stream.pipe(dnode(createRPC())).pipe(stream);
client:
... connect and pipe dnode through shoe, then:
d.on('remote', function(remote) {
// this will call wildcardListener.on('wildcard.*, fn);
remote.on('wildcard.*', function listener(data) { ... });
});
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