A Socket.IO client written in Java. See the offical Socket.IO website for more information.
This project has a dependency on TooTallNate/Java-WebSocket, a barebones WebSocket client and server implementation written in 100% Java.
Here is how you connect to a Socket.IO server at localhost:80:
IOSocket socket = new IOSocket("http://localhost:80", new MessageCallback(){@Override public void on(String event, JSONObject... data){// Handle events } @Override public void onMessage(String message){// Handle simple messages } @Override public void onMessage(JSONObject message){// Handle JSON messages } @Override public void onConnect(){// Socket connection opened } @Override public void onDisconnect(){// Socket connection closed } }); socket.connect(); If you're using the namespace feature of Socket.IO, you can also set that in the socket address:
IOSocket socket = new IOSocket("http://localhost:80/chat", ...) Once the connection is opened, you can send messages to the server:
// simple message socket.send("Hello world"); // event with a json message socket.emit("see", new JSONObject().put("name", "Spot").put("action", "run"));