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Hi, thanks for sharing. I'm fairly inexperienced with using any kind of message-based event management so my question may reveal a deficit in understanding on m
by pcthrowaway 12y ago
Hi, thanks for sharing. I'm fairly inexperienced with using any kind of message-based event management so my question may reveal a deficit in understanding on my part: Would something like this be a javascript-runtime environment translation of message brokering libraries like ZeroMQ and RabbitMQ? If so, does that mean an application that already utilizes a messaging library such as those two could plug in msngr.js on the client or server-side (if using node) and use messages received from the message broker more directly, instead of having to translate them into emitted events?
- BinaryIdiot 12y agoSo msngr.js currently only works within your current process (so a web page or a node app) and is meant to help organize code and interface with internally, and externally, developed components. I do hope to eventually interface it with other brokering libraries but since it's a small, pet project of mine that's a bit far off I think.