flipper-server-client

import { FlipperServerClient } from 'flipper-server-client'; async function connectToFlipper() { // Optionally provide a custom FlipperServerConfig here if not using defaults const client = new FlipperServerClient(); // Event listener for errors client.on('error', (err) => { console.error('Flipper client error:', err.message); }); // Event listener for connection status changes client.on('status', (status) => { console.log('Flipper client status:', status); }); try { console.log('Attempting to connect to Flipper server...'); await client.connect(); console.log('Successfully connected to Flipper server!'); // Example: Sending a message/command to a hypothetical Flipper plugin // The exact 'pluginId', 'method', and 'payload' depend on the Flipper plugin protocol. console.log('Sending example message...'); await client.send('my-custom-plugin', 'doSomething', { value: 123, message: 'Hello from client!' }); console.log('Example message sent.'); // Listen for incoming messages from the Flipper server client.on('message', (pluginId, method, payload) => { console.log(`Received message from plugin '${pluginId}': method '${method}' with payload:`, payload); if (method === 'responseToSomething') { console.log('Received expected response:', payload); } }); // Keep the connection active for a short period to observe messages // In a real application, you'd manage the client lifecycle more robustly. await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 15000)); await client.disconnect(); console.log('Disconnected from Flipper server.'); } catch (e: any) { console.error('Failed to connect or interact with Flipper server:', e.message); } } connectToFlipper();