I made this fork to reuse socket.io-client. It wasn't as simple as I'd hoped because LearnBoost hasn't updated the official branch with WSS/HTTPS functionality. For this reason, I am referencing the kazuyukitanimura branch of socket.io-client.
Hook listening messages on WebSocket client connection.
Based on Peter Griess work. WebSocket Nodejs Client
I don't want to pollute npm since this is a branch, so for now, here is how you get it to work:
- clone this repo
- cd into it
- npm install 3rd/socket.io-client
hookio-ws
Now you can require the hook.io-ws module and instance a new Hook that try to connect to url using WebSockets
#!/usr/bin/env node
var WebSocketHook = require('hook.io-ws').HookSocket;
var mtgoxTest = new WebSocketHook({
name: 'mtgox',
url:'https://socketio.mtgox.com/mtgox',
debug:false
});
mtgoxTest.start();Or you can use the Hook.io Magic
/*
* Hook class for interacting with mtgox.com
*/
var Hook = require('hook.io').Hook,
util = require('util');
var MtgoxHook = exports.MtgoxHook = function(options){
Hook.call(this, options);
var self = this;
self.on('hook::ready', function(){
/// Spawn a new hook as type have "ws"
self.spawn([{
"name": "mtgox-ws-hook",
"type": "ws", // Doing this. Hook.io will look for hook.io-ws
"debug": "false",
"url":'https://socketio.mtgox.com/mtgox',
}], function(err){
// spawn ready
self.on('*::websocket::message',function(message){
if(message.op === 'subscribe') {
self.emit('subscribe', message);
} else {
self.emit(message.private, message);
}
});
});
});
};