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Deprecated: An electron app that lets you connect to a socket.io server and subscribe to a certain topic and/or lets you send socket messages to the server

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DEPRECATED Socket.io tester

GitHub version No Maintenance Intended

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Install node modules

$ npm i

Build and open in browser

$ npm run dev

Build and open as electron app
  • build $ npm run electron-build
package all application versions for distribution (win, linux, macos)

$ npm run package-builder


socket.io test server

start test server by running node socketTest/index.js or npm run server

events

  • 'chat message': echoes mesages
  • test: sends messages at specific interval

namespace

  • /asd

events in namespace

  • test: sends messages at specific interval

When updating

  • change version numbers in package.json AND build_package.json
  • create git tag git tag v1.0.0
  • push changes git push
  • and push tags git push --tags
  • create release draft with new tag and version as release name
  • Really important release NAME is the version with the v: v1.0.0
  • Really important that build_package.json has the correct version without the v: 1.0.0
  • build with package script
  • compress each build in the package dir individually and upload to github
  • release