Websocket Support in 2.0

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hecashit
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Re: Websocket Support in 2.0

Post by hecashit »

pofs wrote:
hecashit wrote:Don't work for me in custom JS user files inside Automation folder.
Maybe you should explain more details regarding what and where exactly you wrote.
Your file may be not executed at all, or it is just executed once on startup (when there's no clients connected yet), or hundred of other possible scenarios.
Ok, sorry for previous panic post.

I put custom script file inside automation folder and set in the home automation subsystem.

File have only this code:
test = function() {
var obj = {type: "Иванов"};
ws.push("my.custom.event", obj);
}

html page scripts same as you describe.
Than i open "localhost/JS/Run/test" and check logs in html page.

My fault that i use localhost/JS/Run/test instead if localhost/JS/Run/test().
When i try to use localhost/JS/Run/test() it start works..

Thank you :)

Appologise my English
pz1
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Re: Websocket Support in 2.0

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pofs wrote:If you actually need UDP, you'd better refer to @pz1 posts about UDP and OpenRemote. I'd rather write a native UDP sender, but calling netcat in a shell script also works fine.
@Pofs
How would you make this native UDP sender. I don't see any option in the JavaScript language tutorials. Also haven't found a library. I did see some solutions with node.js. Is that what you had in mind?
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pofs
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Re: Websocket Support in 2.0

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pz1 wrote:
pofs wrote:If you actually need UDP, you'd better refer to @pz1 posts about UDP and OpenRemote. I'd rather write a native UDP sender, but calling netcat in a shell script also works fine.
@Pofs
How would you make this native UDP sender. I don't see any option in the JavaScript language tutorials. Also haven't found a library. I did see some solutions with node.js. Is that what you had in mind?
2.0 supports native modules, so you can write a C++ library and expose it to JS. And it is quite easy to send an UDP message from C++.
pz1
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Re: Websocket Support in 2.0

Post by pz1 »

Thanks for pointing me in this direction. Googled a bit for existing libraries, but those are apparantly out of my league. I'll look around a bit more in the coming days.
Any chance of UDP send support in a future version?
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n0ahg
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Re: Websocket Support in 2.0

Post by n0ahg »

pofs wrote:
pz1 wrote:
pofs wrote:If you actually need UDP, you'd better refer to @pz1 posts about UDP and OpenRemote. I'd rather write a native UDP sender, but calling netcat in a shell script also works fine.
@Pofs
How would you make this native UDP sender. I don't see any option in the JavaScript language tutorials. Also haven't found a library. I did see some solutions with node.js. Is that what you had in mind?
2.0 supports native modules, so you can write a C++ library and expose it to JS. And it is quite easy to send an UDP message from C++.
Please could you point me to the docs and examples for writing these native modules?
pofs
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Re: Websocket Support in 2.0

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n0ahg wrote:Please could you point me to the docs and examples for writing these native modules?
We haven't documented it yet, but I'll publish a sample library soon. Stay tuned :)
shiphrah
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Re: Websocket Support in 2.0

Post by shiphrah »

I'm also VERY interessted in support for native modules! Any updates/infos for this yet?
pz1
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Re: Websocket Support in 2.0

Post by pz1 »

pofs wrote:2.0 supports native modules, so you can write a C++ library and expose it to JS. And it is quite easy to send an UDP message from C++.
I did notice this issue in Github: Make TCP/UDP module for JS. Hope it is not a very long term goal ;)
dolpheen
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Re: Websocket Support in 2.0

Post by dolpheen »

Is there any info on websocket support?
I want to use IR remote control server to publish events (via EventEmitter on devices collection) in order to control widgets.
So, then we will be able to use any standard IR controls to control home automation.
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pofs
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Re: Websocket Support in 2.0

Post by pofs »

dolpheen wrote:Is there any info on websocket support?
I want to use IR remote control server to publish events (via EventEmitter on devices collection) in order to control widgets.
So, then we will be able to use any standard IR controls to control home automation.
Which kind of info? There are examples of using websockets in this thread.
Or do you need to connect to other websocket server from JS? This is not supported, but you can write a module for it.
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