Pocktails
Real-time JSON Models
Define Models on the Server & manipulate them on the Client.
The Models auto-sync with all other connected clients & changes are persisted on server.
This is just a silly prototype. Don't use this in production.
Usage Example
The following example illustrates a real-time, collaborative & persistent Todo List with pocktails:
Server
// Pass `io` as an initialized socket.io instance.
const pocktails = new Pocktails(io)
pocktails.defineModel('todos', {
items: [
// Init a good-first todo:
{ id: '64bbd83a-b1ed-4254-9aee-1e4e6d85fdb7', content: 'Get Milk' }
]
})
// Revive models from previous disk-persisted operations:
pocktails.reviveAll()
Client
<script src="node_modules/pocktails/sdk/pathval.js"></script>
<script src="node_modules/pocktails/sdk/sdk.js"></script>
<script>
const pocktails = new Pocktails()
pocktails.addEventListener('handshake', () => {
// logs the 'todos' model defined on server:
console.log(pocktails.models.todos)
})
// Edit existing todo:
pocktails.set('todos', 'items.1.content', 'Get Beer')
// Add a new todo:
pocktails.push('todos', 'items', {
id: '84car114-xxrh-8873-9vt2-3a4x4d99rtx1',
content: 'Get Eggs'
})
// Optionally, remove the 1st (pre-existing) todo:
pocktails.splice('todos', 'items', 0, 1)
</script>
- Changes auto-sync across all connected clients.
- Changes are persisted on-disk. Restarting the server revives the Todo List as it was before the server was stopped.
Run Examples
Run above example (and others):
$ npm run examples
# and visit http://localhost:3000/examples
Authors
@nicholaswmin