wohshon / socket-io-demo

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Demo for socket.io

Running this app

Assuming you have nodejs setup

• If you are running for the first time , npm install

• To run the app, npm start

Testing the app

• open the url http://<hostname>:8080

• prepare a payload in json format

Use case 1 : booking request

Create the following payload in a file, e.g. payload.json

{ 
  "traveller": "Jim",  
  "flightReq" : 
   { "flightFrom": "GRU",
     "flightTo": "SCL",
     "flightDate": "2017-02-28",
     "flightPassengers": 5,
     "flightNo": "TA12" },
  "hotelReq": 
   { "hotelArrivalDate": "2017-02-28",
     "hotelNights": 50,
     "hotelCity": "SCL",
     "hotelId": "SheratonSantiago" },
  "carReq": 
   { "carCity": "SCL",
     "carRentalCo": "Hertz",
     "carType": "Econ",
     "carStartDate": "2017-02-28",
     "carDays": 50 } 
}

• fire the command

curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d @payload.json http://<host>:8080/events

You should see some text being displayed on the browser

Use case 2 :POD counts

Create the following payload in a file, e.g. payload.json

{ "podCount" : "5" }

e.g. curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{"podCount":"5"}' http://<host>/events;

• fire the command

You should see some text being displayed on the browser

Use case 3 : Event from backend

Create the following payload in a file, e.g. payload.json

{ "event" : "fuse" }

Note the additional path

e.g. curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{"event":"fuse"}' http://<host>/events/fuse;

• fire the command

You should see some text being displayed on the browser