Results for reflector-client

A client for the client to client message bus

A client for the client to client message bus

OpenAPI client for @maarten.blokker/recipe-reflector-client

This library contains the code for a running an IPSME "reflector" client as a SharedWorker. Messages are reflected from the web messaging environment (ME), namely a BroadcastChannel, to a the IPSME reflector server via a WebSocket.

Call methods on an object over RPC

Metadata reflector with typing support.

Utility module used for metadata reflection

Reflects types from openAPI schemas

Client side presence channel handler

Utilities for meta-level interactions with the Prisma toolkit in Node.js.

Typescript Reflector

Multiuser for Static Web Apps by Running Server Code in Synced Client VMs

Get the metadata from a Google Cloud Platform environment

IPC wrappers for CoMapeo Core

Google APIs Authentication Client Library for Node.js

A result paging utility used by Google node.js modules

Function Reflection in Javascript With Support for ES2015+ Syntax

Simple to use, blazing fast and thoroughly tested websocket client and server for Node.js

A simple utility for promisifying functions and classes.

GOV.UK Notify Node.js client

A simple utility for replacing the projectid token in objects.

Cloud Storage Client Library for Node.js

A common tooling library used by the googleapis npm module. You probably don't want to use this directly.

Standardized API response wrapper for NestJS with pagination, error formatting, and success responses

firescan-ruby ============= Ruby reference implementation for the Firebind Firescan path scan client This code has been tested to work with Ruby 1.9.3 and Firebind Reflector 1.0. Integration =========== Integrating the Firescan library is straight forward. It uses a single object 'Scan' and a simple callback mechanism using Ruby's built-in Observer feature. Create a Scan object, pass it your handler (something that implements the Observer update method) and run the Scan. A handler update method might look like this: def update(state) case state.current_state when :PORT_COMPLETE puts "Port #{state.port} #{state.description(state.port_result_code)}" when :PORT_START when :PORT_TICK when :SCAN_START when :START_FAILURE when :SCAN_COMPLETE else end end Then create and run a Scan object like this: scan = Firebind::Scan.new('scanme.firebind.com','1-10',:UDP) scan.add_observer myHandler state = scan.scan See the lib/example.rb script for a simple working example.