The websocket module in Active-Connect provides a powerful connection framework for enabling real-time communication between clients and the server in smart web-based projects. It seamlessly integrates with Node.js, Angular, and WebSockets, simplifying the implementation of WebSocket functionality within applications.
Active-Connect's websocket module offers a range of decorators and utilities that empower developers to handle real-time updates, authentication, filters, and data distribution efficiently. By leveraging these provided decorators and utilities, developers can establish WebSocket connections and manage real-time data flow with ease, significantly enhancing the overall user experience.
Note: The WebSocket support is based on the HTTP server. Further details can be found in the http section.
For more details about the decorators and functions available in this module, please refer to the "Functions" section of this documentation.
Step 4: Load Files Containing Routes and Outbounds within the Entrypoint File.
Step 5: Create HttpServer Object with WebSocket Support and Start the Server
// Start the HTTP server on the selected port with WebSocket support constserver = newHttpServer(80, true); // Replace '80' with the desired port number
Description
The
websocket
module in Active-Connect provides a powerful connection framework for enabling real-time communication between clients and the server in smart web-based projects. It seamlessly integrates with Node.js, Angular, and WebSockets, simplifying the implementation of WebSocket functionality within applications.Active-Connect's
websocket
module offers a range of decorators and utilities that empower developers to handle real-time updates, authentication, filters, and data distribution efficiently. By leveraging these provided decorators and utilities, developers can establish WebSocket connections and manage real-time data flow with ease, significantly enhancing the overall user experience.Note: The WebSocket support is based on the HTTP server. Further details can be found in the http section.
For more details about the decorators and functions available in this module, please refer to the "Functions" section of this documentation.
Setup Instructions
Step 1: Import the necessary files
Step 2: Define WebSocket Routes
Step 3: Define Outbounds
Step 4: Load Files Containing Routes and Outbounds within the Entrypoint File.
Step 5: Create HttpServer Object with WebSocket Support and Start the Server