I'm quite new to Node.js, so please bear with me...
Bascially, I have a proxy server, and I want to intercept HTTP body packets. These packets are fired off through zeromq to another process outside of Node.js (a C program) and the response (the modified packet), must be written back out as the response from the proxy. I hope I'm making sense.
I've commented the code with the bits I'm stuck with
Here is my javascript code:
var http = require('http');
var util=require('util');
var net=require('net');
var context = require('zmq');
// socket to talk to server
util.puts("Connecting to server...");
var requester=context.createSocket('req');
requester.on("message",function(reply) {
util.puts("Received reply"+reply.toString());
//response.write(reply,'binary'); //how do I pick up the `response` variable inside the proxy callback and write with it?!
})
requester.connect("ipc://myfd.ipc")
process.on('SIGINT', function() {
requester.close()
})
http.createServer(function(request, response) {
var proxy=http.createClient(80,request.headers['host']);
var proxy_request=proxy.request(request.method,request.url,request.headers);
proxy_request.addListener('response',function (proxy_response){
proxy_response.addListener('data',function(chunk){
//util.puts(chunk);
requester.send(chunk); //ok, my C program can read chunks
response.write(chunk,'binary'); //I don't want to do this - I want to write the response of `requester.send(chunk)`
});
proxy_response.addListener('end',function(){
//util.puts("end");
response.end();
});
response.writeHead(proxy_response.statusCode,proxy_response.headers);
});
request.addListener('close',function(){
//util.puts("close");
});
request.addListener('data',function(chunk){
//util.puts("data");
proxy_request.write(chunk,'binary');
});
request.addListener('end',function(){
//util.puts("end");
proxy_request.end();
});
}).listen(8080);
I hope someone can help...
as Pointy alread has pointed out (i see what you did there ;) ), you need to make requester.send(chunk);
asynchronous by adding a callback, which gets invoked as soon as your C Program is finished doing what it does. You also could do it non-async ( -> synchronous) by directly returning the value.
I'd dig in some tutorials about "how to make your own node.js module with bindings";
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