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| − | |{{Func|ws:send|$message as | + | |{{Func|ws:send|$message as item(), $ids as xs:string*|empty-sequence()}} |
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| − | |Sends a <code>$message</code> | + | |Sends a <code>$message</code> to the clients with the specified <code>$ids</code>. Ids that cannot be assigned to clients will be ignored. The message will be handled as follows: |
| + | * Items of type {{Code|xs:base64Binary}} and {{Code|xs:hexBinary}} will be transmitted as binary messages. | ||
| + | * Function items (maps, arrays) will be serialized as JSON and transmitted as string messages. | ||
| + | * All other items will be serialized with the default serialization options and transmitted as string messages. | ||
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| − | |Broadcasts a <code>$message</code> | + | |Broadcasts a <code>$message</code> to all connected clients except to the caller. Invocations of this convenience function are equivalent to <code>ws:send($message, ws:ids()[. != ws:id()])</code>. See [[#ws:send|ws:send]] for more details on the message handling. |
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| − | |Emits a <code>$message</code> | + | |Emits a <code>$message</code> to all connected clients. Invocations of this function are equivalent to <code>ws:send($message, ws:ids())</code>. See [[#ws:send|ws:send]] for more details on the message handling. |
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Revision as of 14:25, 27 September 2018
This XQuery Module contains functions for accessing specific WebSocket functions. This module is mainly useful in the context of WebSockets.
Contents
Conventions
- The
basex-apipackage must be included in the classpath. This is always the case if you use one of the complete distributions (zip, exe, war) of BaseX. - All functions and errors are assigned to the
http://basex.org/modules/wsnamespace. The module must be imported in the query prolog:
import module namespace ws = "http://basex.org/modules/ws"; ...
General Functions
ws:id
| Signatures | ws:id() as xs:string
|
| Summary | Returns the ID of the current WebSocket. |
| Errors | not-found: No WebSocket with the specified id exists.
|
ws:ids
| Signatures | ws:ids() as xs:string*
|
| Summary | Returns the ids of all currently registered WebSocket. |
ws:path
| Signatures | ws:path($id as xs:string) as xs:string
|
| Summary | Returns the path of the WebSocket with the specified $id.
|
| Errors | not-found: No WebSocket with the specified id exists.
|
ws:close
| Signatures | ws:close($id as xs:string) as empty-sequence()
|
| Summary | Closes the connection of the WebSocket with the specified $id.
|
| Errors | not-found: No WebSocket with the specified id exists.
|
Sending Data
ws:send
| Signatures | ws:send($message as item(), $ids as xs:string*) as empty-sequence()
|
| Summary | Sends a $message to the clients with the specified $ids. Ids that cannot be assigned to clients will be ignored. The message will be handled as follows:
|
ws:broadcast
| Signatures | ws:broadcast($message as xs:anyAtomicType) as empty-sequence()
|
| Summary | Broadcasts a $message to all connected clients except to the caller. Invocations of this convenience function are equivalent to ws:send($message, ws:ids()[. != ws:id()]). See ws:send for more details on the message handling.
|
ws:emit
| Signatures | ws:emit($message as xs:anyAtomicType) as empty-sequence()
|
| Summary | Emits a $message to all connected clients. Invocations of this function are equivalent to ws:send($message, ws:ids()). See ws:send for more details on the message handling.
|
WebSocket Attributes
ws:get
| Signatures | ws:get($id as xs:string, $name as xs:string) as item()*ws:get($id as xs:string, $name as xs:string, $default as item()*) as item()*
|
| Summary | Returns the value of an attribute with the specified $name from the WebSocket with the specified $id. If the attribute is unknown, an empty sequence or the optionally specified $default value will be returned instead.
|
| Errors | not-found: No WebSocket with the specified id exists.
|
ws:set
| Signatures | ws:set($id as xs:string, $name as xs:string, $value as item()*) as empty-sequence()
|
| Summary | Returns the specified value of the attribute with the specified $name from the WebSocket with the specified $id.
|
| Errors | not-found: No WebSocket with the specified id exists.set: The supplied value cannot be materialized.
|
ws:delete
| Signatures | ws:delete($id as xs:string, $name as xs:string) as empty-sequence()
|
| Summary | Deletes an attribute with the specified $name from the WebSocket with the specified $id.
|
| Errors | not-found: No WebSocket with the specified id exists.
|
Examples
Example 1
import module namespace ws = "http://basex.org/modules/Websocket";
declare
%ws:connect('/')
function local:connect() as xs:string {
let $id := ws:id()
let $message := json:serialize(map {
'type': 'Connect',
'id': $id
})
return ws:broadcast($message)
};
Explanation:
- The function has a
%ws:connectannotation. It gets called if a client successfully creates a WebSocket connection to the path/(check out WebSockets for further information). - A JSON response is generated, which contains the new client id and a
Connectstring. - This response will be sent to all other connected clients.
Example 2
import module namespace ws = "http://basex.org/modules/Websocket";
declare
%ws:message('/', '{$message}')
function local:message(
$message as xs:string
) as xs:string {
let $message := json:serialize(map { 'message': $message })
return ws:emit($message)
};
Explanation:
- The function has a
%ws:messageannotation. It gets called if a client sends a new message. - A JSON response is generated, which contains the message string.
- This response will be sent to all connected clients (including the calling client).
Errors
| Code | Description |
|---|---|
set
|
The supplied value cannot be materialized. |
not-found
|
No WebSocket with the specified id exists. |
Changelog
This module was introduced with Version 9.1.