How to send and receive data in sockets.io












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I am stuck on something in sockets.io I want to send something to the server.js and then resend some of the data back out to everyone else connected.



So I would like to send something like



I have



userid="1"
username="dave"
message="some message"


So I would send it like :



userid:userid,
username:username,
message:message


At the moment I am only sending one paramater, 'message' like so :-



function sendmessage() {
var new_message = document.getElementById("message").value;
socket.emit('new_message', new_message);
}


and for the sever :



socket.on('new_message', function (data) {
console.log(data);
});


So I get the message ok but how do I send and receive and read the the rest and then send some of the data back out to everyone. Sorry but this is doing my head in and all the tutorials are just for sending msg.










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    I am stuck on something in sockets.io I want to send something to the server.js and then resend some of the data back out to everyone else connected.



    So I would like to send something like



    I have



    userid="1"
    username="dave"
    message="some message"


    So I would send it like :



    userid:userid,
    username:username,
    message:message


    At the moment I am only sending one paramater, 'message' like so :-



    function sendmessage() {
    var new_message = document.getElementById("message").value;
    socket.emit('new_message', new_message);
    }


    and for the sever :



    socket.on('new_message', function (data) {
    console.log(data);
    });


    So I get the message ok but how do I send and receive and read the the rest and then send some of the data back out to everyone. Sorry but this is doing my head in and all the tutorials are just for sending msg.










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      I am stuck on something in sockets.io I want to send something to the server.js and then resend some of the data back out to everyone else connected.



      So I would like to send something like



      I have



      userid="1"
      username="dave"
      message="some message"


      So I would send it like :



      userid:userid,
      username:username,
      message:message


      At the moment I am only sending one paramater, 'message' like so :-



      function sendmessage() {
      var new_message = document.getElementById("message").value;
      socket.emit('new_message', new_message);
      }


      and for the sever :



      socket.on('new_message', function (data) {
      console.log(data);
      });


      So I get the message ok but how do I send and receive and read the the rest and then send some of the data back out to everyone. Sorry but this is doing my head in and all the tutorials are just for sending msg.










      share|improve this question














      I am stuck on something in sockets.io I want to send something to the server.js and then resend some of the data back out to everyone else connected.



      So I would like to send something like



      I have



      userid="1"
      username="dave"
      message="some message"


      So I would send it like :



      userid:userid,
      username:username,
      message:message


      At the moment I am only sending one paramater, 'message' like so :-



      function sendmessage() {
      var new_message = document.getElementById("message").value;
      socket.emit('new_message', new_message);
      }


      and for the sever :



      socket.on('new_message', function (data) {
      console.log(data);
      });


      So I get the message ok but how do I send and receive and read the the rest and then send some of the data back out to everyone. Sorry but this is doing my head in and all the tutorials are just for sending msg.







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          To send a message to every socket connected : doc



          io.emit('some event', { for: 'everyone' });


          To answer your question about how to send multiple parameter, one way of doing this is to send an object with multiple keys.



          function sendmessage() {
          socket.emit('new_message', { userid, username, message });
          }

          socket.on('new_message', function(data){
          console.log(`${data.userid} - ${data.username} - ${data.message} `);
          });





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            To send a message to every socket connected : doc



            io.emit('some event', { for: 'everyone' });


            To answer your question about how to send multiple parameter, one way of doing this is to send an object with multiple keys.



            function sendmessage() {
            socket.emit('new_message', { userid, username, message });
            }

            socket.on('new_message', function(data){
            console.log(`${data.userid} - ${data.username} - ${data.message} `);
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              To send a message to every socket connected : doc



              io.emit('some event', { for: 'everyone' });


              To answer your question about how to send multiple parameter, one way of doing this is to send an object with multiple keys.



              function sendmessage() {
              socket.emit('new_message', { userid, username, message });
              }

              socket.on('new_message', function(data){
              console.log(`${data.userid} - ${data.username} - ${data.message} `);
              });





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                To send a message to every socket connected : doc



                io.emit('some event', { for: 'everyone' });


                To answer your question about how to send multiple parameter, one way of doing this is to send an object with multiple keys.



                function sendmessage() {
                socket.emit('new_message', { userid, username, message });
                }

                socket.on('new_message', function(data){
                console.log(`${data.userid} - ${data.username} - ${data.message} `);
                });





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                To send a message to every socket connected : doc



                io.emit('some event', { for: 'everyone' });


                To answer your question about how to send multiple parameter, one way of doing this is to send an object with multiple keys.



                function sendmessage() {
                socket.emit('new_message', { userid, username, message });
                }

                socket.on('new_message', function(data){
                console.log(`${data.userid} - ${data.username} - ${data.message} `);
                });






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