A complete re-implementation of the ENet protocol in Erlang/OTP.
The module enet presents the API of enet.
port_number() = 0..65535
peer_count() = 1..255
channel_count() = 1..255
bytes_per_second() = non_neg_integer()
channels() = #{ non_neg_integer() := pid() }start_host(Port, Options) -> {ok, pid()} | {error, atom()}
Port = port_number()
Options = [Option]
Option =
{peer_limit, peer_count()} |
{channel_limit, channel_count()} |
{incoming_bandwidth, bytes_per_second()} |
{outgoing_bandwidth, bytes_per_second()}Start a new host listening on Port.
stop_host(Port) -> ok
Port = port_number()Stop a host listening on Port.
connect_peer(Host, IP, Port, ChannelCount) -> {ok, Peer} | {error, atom()}
Host = pid()
IP = string()
Port = port_number()
ChannelCount = channel_count()Start a new peer on Host connecting to a remote host on address IP:Port. If a successful connect handshake has been completed, the calling process will receive a message {enet, connect, local, {Host, Channels}, ConnectID}.
sync_connect_peer(Host, IP, Port, ChannelCount) -> {ok, {Peer, Channels}} | {error, atom()}
Host = pid()
IP = string()
Port = port_number()
ChannelCount = channel_count()
Peer = pid()
Channels = channels()Equivalent to connect_peer/4 but synchronous. The function returns when the handshake is completed or after a timeout.
disconnect_peer(Peer) -> ok
Peer = pid()Disconnect Peer.
send_unsequenced(Channel, Data) -> ok
Channel = pid()
Data = iolist()Send unsequenced data to the remote peer over Channel.
send_unreliable(Channel, Data) -> ok
Channel = pid()
Data = iolist()Send unreliable data to the remote peer over Channel.
send_reliable(Channel, Data) -> ok
Channel = pid()
Data = iolist()Send reliable data to the remote peer over Channel.
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