import Sockette from 'sockette'; import { EventEmitter } from 'events'; export const SOCKET_EVENTS = [ 'SOCKET_OPEN', 'SOCKET_RECONNECT', 'SOCKET_CLOSE', 'SOCKET_ERROR', ]; export class Websocket extends EventEmitter { // The socket instance being tracked. private socket: Sockette | null = null; // The URL being connected to for the socket. private url: string | null = null; // The authentication token passed along with every request to the Daemon. // By default this token expires every 15 minutes and must therefore be // refreshed at a pretty continuous interval. The socket server will respond // with "token expiring" and "token expired" events when approaching 3 minutes // and 0 minutes to expiry. private token: string = ''; // Connects to the websocket instance and sets the token for the initial request. connect (url: string) { this.url = url; this.socket = new Sockette(url, { onmessage: e => { try { let { event, args } = JSON.parse(e.data); this.emit(event, ...args); } catch (ex) { console.warn('Failed to parse incoming websocket message.', ex); } }, onopen: () => this.emit('SOCKET_OPEN'), onreconnect: () => this.emit('SOCKET_RECONNECT'), onclose: () => this.emit('SOCKET_CLOSE'), onerror: () => this.emit('SOCKET_ERROR'), }); } // Returns the URL connected to for the socket. getSocketUrl (): string | null { return this.url; } // Sets the authentication token to use when sending commands back and forth // between the websocket instance. setToken (token: string): this { this.token = token; return this; } // Returns the token being used at the current moment. getToken (): string { return this.token; } close (code?: number, reason?: string) { this.socket && this.socket.close(code, reason); } open () { this.socket && this.socket.open(); } reconnect () { this.socket && this.socket.reconnect(); } send (event: string, payload?: string | string[]) { this.socket && this.socket.send(JSON.stringify({ event, args: Array.isArray(payload) ? payload : [ payload ], token: this.token || '', })); } }