N2O is an embeddable message protocol loop library for WebSocket, HTTP, MQTT and TCP servers. It provides basic features, such as process management, virtual nodes ring for request processing, sessions, frame encoding, and unified API for external mq and caching services.
N2O was created to bring clarity and sanity to software development.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Purpose: High performance protocol relay
- Endpoints: WebSockets, MQTT, TCP.
- Codebase: 700 LOC (Erlang), 500 LOC (JavaScript).
- Dialyzer: REBAR, REBAR3, MAD, MIX.
- Hosts: COWBOY, EMQ, MOCHIWEB, RING, TCP, UDP.
- PubSub: GPROC, SYN, PG2.
- Formatters: JSON, BERT, ASN.1.
Website: ws.n2o.dev
Support: GitHub Code Repository
Developer: Maxim Sokhatsky
License: ISC License
N2O is written in Erlang. Learn Erlang with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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