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The ffi implemention ofabstract-socket based onffi-rs

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The api interface is the same asabstract-socket.

Server:

// abstract echo serverconstabs=require('abstract-socket-rs');constserver=abs.createServer(function(c){//'connection' listenerconsole.log('client connected');c.on('end',function(){console.log('client disconnected');});c.write('hello\r\n');c.pipe(c);});server.listen('\0foo');

Client:

constabs=require('abstract-socket-rs');varclient=abs.connect('\0foo',function(){//'connect' listenerconsole.log('client connected');});client.on('data',function(data){console.log(data.toString());});process.stdin.setEncoding('utf8');process.stdin.on('readable',function(){constchunk=process.stdin.read();if(chunk!==null)client.write(chunk);});

Returns a newAbstractSocketServer object.listen can be called onit passing the name of the abstract socket to bind to and listen, it followsthe API used for normal Unix domain sockets. NOTE: you must prepend the path withthe NULL byte ('\0') to indicate it's an abstract socket.

Emits an error if thesocket(2) system call fails.

Binds the server to the specified abstract socket name.

Emits an error if thebind(2) system call fails, or the givennameis invalid.

This function is asynchronous. When the server has been bound, 'listening' eventwill be emitted. the last parameter callback will be added as an listener for the'listening' event.

Creates a connection to the givenpath in the abstract domain. NOTE: you mustprepend the path with the NULL byte ('\0') to indicate it's an abstractsocket.

Returns a new net.Socket object.

Emits an error if thesocket(2) orconnect(2) system calls fail,or the givenname is invalid.