Server Setup & Configuration

Set up a Mesh server with just a few lines of code.

Basic usage


import {  } from "@mesh-kit/server";
 
const  = new ({
  : 8080,
  : { : "localhost", : 6379 },
});
 
.("echo", async () => {
  return `echo: ${.}`;
});

The server starts listening immediately. To be sure it’s up, you can: await server.ready().

Configuration options


const  = new ({
  : 8080,
  : "0.0.0.0", // default
  : "/mesh", // WebSocket path (default "/")
  : {
    : "localhost",
    : 6379,
    : "optional",
  },
  : 30_000,
  : 5_000,
  : 1,
  : true,
});

redisOptions are passed directly to ioredis . You can use any valid ioredis client option here.

Handling connections


.(async () => {
  .("Connected:", .);
 
  await ..(, {
    : .(),
  });
});
 
.(async () => {
  .("Disconnected:", .);
});

Graceful shutdown


.("SIGINT", async () => {
  .("Shutting down...");
  await .();
  .(0);
});

Using with Express

To integrate with an existing Express + HTTP server:


import  from "express";
import {  } from "@mesh-kit/server";
 
const  = ();
const  = .listen(3000, () => {});
 
const  = new ({
  ,
  // configure as usual
});