SocketIO

Client

Socketio is setup in the file globals. This means, import globals, and then you can use Socket from there.

Connect

1. Client first needs to get an Authentication token, this can be obtained by doing this:

   import {setCookie} from "../../../cookies";
   let CryptoJS = require("crypto-js");
   let passwordHash = CryptoJS.SHA256(<PASSWORD>;).toString();
   
   Socket.emit("authenticate", <USERNAME>, passwordHash, (token) => {
       // Token will be a string if username/password combo is right,
       // if not, it is false.
       setCookie("session_token", token, 500);
   };)
   

2. Then the user can authenticate like this:

   import {getCookie} from "../../../cookies";
   let cookieToken = getCookie("session_token");
   
   Socket.emit("authenticateToken", cookieToken, (res) => {
       // Res is true if we got authenticated,
       // If not, it is false.
   });
   

3. We are now authenticated, and all actions and events are available to the client.

"Actions"

Socket.emit(Action, *Arguments, (Return) => {
};)

NeoRuntime/status

Name	Type	Description
status	object

Return/status

Name	Type	Description
currentScript	string	"None"/Name of current script
scriptIsExited	boolean
uptime	number

NeoRuntime/Script/Create

Arguments

Name	Type	Description
scriptPath	string	Path of the new script, local/example

Return

Name	Type	Description
res	boolean	success
resMsg	string	if fail, errorMessage

NeoRuntime/Script/Delete

Arguments

Name	Type	Description
scriptPath	string	Path of the script to delete, local/example

Return

Name	Type	Description
res	boolean	success
resMsg	string	if fail, errorMessage

NeoRuntime/Script/Select

Arguments

Name	Type	Description
scriptPath	string	Path of the script to start, local/example

NeoRuntime/Scripts/get

Return

Name	Type	Description
local	list	local scripts
remote	list	remote scripts

"Events"

// Listen for a event
Socket.emit(event + "::join");
Socket.on(event, (*Return); => {

})

// Stop listening for an event
Socket.emit(event + "::leave")

Server