socket

Low-level TCP/UDP socket primitives (create, connect, bind, listen, accept, send, receive, close). The foundation every network-facing stdlib module (websocket, redis, smtp, amqp091, amqp10) is built on top of.

Tcp client

import tinox.core.socket;

class Main
{
    fnc main() -> Int32
    {
        let client: Socket = Socket::createTcp();
        if Socket::connect(client, "localhost", 8080)
        {
            Socket::send(client, "Hello Server!");
            let response: String = Socket::receive(client, 1024);
            println(response);
            Socket::close(client);
        }
        return 0;
    }
}

fn socketCreateTcp() → Int64

fn socketCreateUdp() → Int64

fn socketConnect(fd: Int64, host: String, port: Int64) → Bool

fn socketBind(fd: Int64, port: Int64) → Bool

fn socketListen(fd: Int64) → Bool

fn socketAccept(fd: Int64) → Int64

fn socketSend(fd: Int64, data: String) → Int64

fn socketReceive(fd: Int64, size: Int64) → String

fn socketClose(fd: Int64) → Nothing

class Socket

Fields

Methods