I have an object literal to open a websocket connection. this is a simplified version of it:
const ws = {
conn : null,
start : function(){
this.conn = new WebSocket('wss://.....');
this.conn.onopen = (e) => {};
this.conn.onmessage = (e) => {};
this.conn.onclose = (e) => {};
}
}
i can initialize the connection with:
var websocket = ws.start();
now i want to attach an eventhandler to websocket, which is called when onmessage is fired. like this:
websocket.on('message', function (e) {
console.log('this.conn.onmessage in ws was fired');
});
is there a way to achieve this?
Just return the connection at the end of the start function.
const ws = {
conn : null,
start : function(){
this.conn = new WebSocket('wss://.....');
this.conn.onopen = (e) => {};
this.conn.onmessage = (e) => {};
this.conn.onclose = (e) => {};
return this.conn;
}
}
You can return the websocket at the end of the start function.
start: function() {
this.conn = new WebSocket('wss://.....');
this.conn.onopen = (e) => {};
this.conn.onmessage = (e) => {};
this.conn.onclose = (e) => {};
return this.conn;
}