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@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ Package ss (Sacrificial-Socket) is a Go server library and pure JS client librar
Sacrificial-Socket supports rooms, roomcasts, broadcasts, and event emitting just like Socket.IO, but with one key difference. The data passed into event functions is not an interface{} that is implied to be a string or map[string]interface{}, but is always passed in as a []byte making it easier to unmarshal into your own JSON data structs, convert to a string, or keep as binary data without the need to check the data's type before processing it. It also means there aren't any unnecessary conversions to the data between the client and the server.
Sacrificial-Socket also has a MultihomeBackend interface for syncronizing broadcasts and roomcasts across multiple instances of Sacrificial-Socket running on multiple machines. Out of the box Sacrificial-Socket provides a MultihomeBackend interface for the popular noSQL database MongoDB, and one for the not so popular GRPC protocol, for syncronizing instances on multiple machines.
Sacrificial-Socket also has a MultihomeBackend interface for syncronizing broadcasts and roomcasts across multiple instances of Sacrificial-Socket running on multiple machines. Out of the box Sacrificial-Socket provides a MultihomeBackend interface for the popular noSQL database MongoDB, one for the moderately popular key/value storage engine Redis, and one for the not so popular GRPC protocol, for syncronizing instances on multiple machines.
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package ss