import BotServer from 'netflux/src/BotServer.js'

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BotServer

BotServer can listen on web socket. A peer can invite bot to join his WebChannel. He can also join one of the bot's WebChannel.

Constructor Summary

Public Constructor
public	constructor(options: Object) Bot server settings are the same as for `WebChannel` (see WebChannelSettings), plus `host` and `port` parameters.

Public Members
public	onWebChannel: function(wc: WebChannel)
public	server: WebSocketServer
public	webChannels: WebChannel[]

Public Methods
public	addWebChannel(wc: WebChannel) Add `WebChannel`.
public	getWebChannel(id: number): WebChannel \| null Get `WebChannel` identified by its `id`.
public	removeWebChannel(wc: WebChannel) Remove `WebChannel`
public	start(): Promise<undefined, string> Starts listen on socket.
public	stop() Stops listen on web socket.

Bot server settings are the same as for WebChannel (see WebChannelSettings), plus host and port parameters.

Name	Type	Attribute	Description
options	Object
options.connector	WEB_RTC \| WEB_SOCKET	optional default: WEB_SOCKET	Which connector is preferable during connection establishment
options.topology	FULLY_CONNECTED	optional default: FULLY_CONNECTED	Fully connected topology is the only one available for now
options.signalingURL	string	optional default: 'wss://sigver-coastteam.rhcloud.com:8443'	Signaling server url
options.iceServers	RTCIceServer	optional default: [{urls:'stun:turn01.uswest.xirsys.com'}]	Set of ice servers for WebRTC
options.host	string	optional default: 'localhost'
options.port	number	optional default: 9000