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serhiisol avatar serhiisol commented on June 5, 2024

Hi @kalu111, I think it isn't possible, but I'll add this feature tonight

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serhiisol avatar serhiisol commented on June 5, 2024

@kalu111 Ok, I was wrong :D it's supported even now, here's the example:

import * as express from 'express';

import {
  Controller,
  Response,
  Get,
  attachControllers
} from '@decorators/express';

@Controller('/')
class UserController {

  @Get('/user')
  public getData(@Response() res): void {
    res.send('Express welcomes user');
  }

}

@Controller('/')
class TextController {

  @Get('/text')
  public getData(@Response() res): void {
    res.send('Express gives some text');
  }

}

let app: express.Express = express();

attachControllers(app, [ UserController, TextController ]);

app.listen(3003);

P.S.: you cannot define multiple handlers for the same route (e.g. /users), it isn't allowed even in plain express

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kalu111 avatar kalu111 commented on June 5, 2024

Did you test with socket controllers?
There are namespaces and I think, that the next controller just override others with the same namespaces.
IO.of() method is used for each controller without group "Controller.ns" value.

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serhiisol avatar serhiisol commented on June 5, 2024

oh, you didn't mention, that you're using socket, I'll check that .

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kalu111 avatar kalu111 commented on June 5, 2024

Yes, my mistake ;)

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serhiisol avatar serhiisol commented on June 5, 2024

Ok, just tried with sockets, and it also works :D

import { listen } from 'socket.io';
import {
  Event,
  attachControllers,
  Controller,
  Args
} from '@decorators/socket';

const server = listen(3000);

@Controller('/')
class MessagingController {

  @Event('message')
  onMessage(@Args() message: string) {
    console.log(
      `Message: ${message}`
    );
  }

}

@Controller('/')
class TextController {

  @Event('text')
  onMessage(@Args() text: string) {
    console.log(
      `Text: ${text}`
    );
  }

}

attachControllers(server, [ MessagingController, TextController ]);

as a result of two events:

➜  socket git:(socket-2.1.0) ✗ node .
Message: Hello World
Text: Hello World

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kalu111 avatar kalu111 commented on June 5, 2024

OK, Now it is working for me. Maybe I have some bugs before :)
Thanks for all.

Next questions.
Can we have access to current socket in @connection and @disconnect event?

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serhiisol avatar serhiisol commented on June 5, 2024

@kalu111 I believe it's available throw Socket decorator, like so:

  @Connection()
  public async connection(@Socket() socket: IOSocket) {
    ...
  }

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