FreePad/static/js/ws.js

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JavaScript

class PadSocket {
ws = null;
padName = null;
/**
* Create a new PadSocket
* @param {string} padName The name of the pad
* @param {string} connUrl The URL to the websocket
*/
constructor(padName, connUrl = null) {
// Check if a connection URL was mentioned
if ( connUrl == null ) {
// Try and connect to the local websocket
connUrl = `ws://` + window.location.host + "/ws/get";
}
// Connect to the websocket
const ws = new WebSocket(connUrl);
// Bind the onMessage function
ws.onmessage = this.handleMessage;
// Assign the websocket
this.ws = ws;
// Assign the pad name
this.padName = padName;
}
/**
* @description Send a message to the server
* @param {string} eventType The type of event, this can be anything really, it's just used for routing by the server
* @param {Object} message The message to send out to the server, this can only be of format string but JSON is parsed.
*/
sendMessage = (eventType, message) => {
if ( this.ws.readyState !== WebSocket.OPEN ) {
throw new Error(`The websocket connection is not active`);
}
// Check if the message is a string
if ( typeof message !== 'object' ) {
// Convert the message into a map[string]interface{}
message = {
"message": message,
};
}
// TODO: Compress the message, usually we will be sending the whole body of the pad from the client to the server or vice-versa.
this.ws.send( JSON.stringify({
eventType,
padName: this.padName,
message,
}))
}
handleMessage = ev => {
console.log(ev);
}
}
// TODO: Test if this is actually necessary or the DOMContentLoaded event would suffice
// wait for the whole window to load
window.addEventListener(`load`, e => {
window.socket = new PadSocket(padTitle);
})