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Version: 2.2.x

Local events

Things happen all the time server side. They can be tracked, with EventListeners.

Registering an EventListener​

The first parametes is the event's name, the second is it's callback function. You don't have to worry about registering a function with wrong parameters. All of them are staticly typed.

client.addEventListener("onStatusChange", (newStauts: WSStatus) => {
    console.log(newStauts); //Enum
});

OR

This will only get executed once.

client.onceEventListener("onStatusChange", (newStauts: WSStatus) => {
    console.log(newStauts); //Enum
});

Currently available event types​

  • onClientConnect
    • Runs every time a client connects.
  • onClientDisconnect
    • Runs every time a client disconnects
  • onClientMessage
    • Runs every time after a the server processes a message from the client.
  • onClientMessageBeforeCallback
    • Runs every time a server recieves a message from the client before any registered callback could run
  • onClientRawMessageBeforeCallback
    • Runs every time a server recieves a message from the client before any registered callback could run.
  • onCookieSync
    • Runs when a client calls syncCookies.