ofxSocketIO is an ofxaddon that wraps socket.io-client-cpp. It is still under active development.

ofxSocketIO provides the compiled libraries for osx and linux64 out of the box. If you have to compile socket.io-client-cpp yourself, follow the installation instructions.

socket.io-client-cpp compiles with SSL support by default. However, we had issues with certificates and thus removed the SSL support. The provided libs (osx and linux64) does not support TLS/SSL.

FYI, we simply removed the find_package(OpenSSL) call in the CMakeLists.txt.

Take a look at our example.

You'll need a socket.io server to communicate with. (check out our test server)

→ Creates a websocket connection with the address remote.

→ Binds an ofEvent to string trigger. Typically, you'd do:

std::string eventName = "server-event";
socketIO.bindEvent(serverEvent, eventName);
ofAddListener(serverEvent, this, &ofApp::onServerEvent);

void ofApp::onServerEvent (ofxSocketIOData& data) {
  // Will be triggered when the server emits a "server-event" event
  // See the `ofxSocketIOData` API on how to use the `data` parameter here
}

→ Returns the current status. Either connected, closed, reconnecting or errored.

→ An ofEvent triggered when the socket is connected to the server

→ An ofEvent triggered when the socket is connected, closed, errored, or when the socket is trying to reconnect. Comes with std::string status parameter.

→ Emits an event with the specified event name and a string parameter (you'll have to cast your non-string datas).

→ Force closes the socket.

→ Get the std::string value for the specified key.

→ Get the int value for the specified key.

→ Get the float value for the specified key.

→ Get the double value for the specified key.

→ Get the bool value for the specified key.

→ Get the raw vector if the message is not a map.

You may experience issues with 'ping' and 'pong' events, as they are used internally by socket.io:

- `ping`. Fired when a ping packet is written out to the server.
- `pong`. Fired when a pong is received from the server.

source

ofxSocketIO is maintained by Soixante circuits and hugohil.

It exists thanks to the great work of the socket.io-client-cpp contributors.

Finally, these folks has made some usefull contributions to ofxSocketIO:

• muraji
• thorsonmscott
• smulube
• sy1vain

MIT