Do you know that SHIORI is not JS but JK ?
npm install shiorijk
or
bower install shiorijk
ShioriJK is a library of SHIORI protocol parsers and containers implemented by Javascript (TypeScript) for making SHIORI subsystem.
import * as ShioriJK from "shiorijk";
// const ShioriJK = require("shiorijk"); // also OK
// ---------- parse request ----------
// parse transaction
const requestParser = new ShioriJK.Shiori.Request.Parser();
const requestStr =
"GET SHIORI/3.0\r\n" +
"Charset: UTF-8\r\n" +
"Sender: embryo\r\n" +
"ID: OnBIFFComplete\r\n" +
"Reference0: 2\r\n" +
"Reference1: 1024\r\n" +
"Reference2: mail.example.com\r\n" +
"Reference3: 1\r\n" +
"Reference4: Subject: foo\x01X-Mailer: sendmail\x02Subject: bar\x01X-Mailer: Sylpheed\r\n" +
"Reference5: 512\x01512\r\n" +
"Reference6: 123@example.com\x01456@example.com\r\n" +
"\r\n";
const request = requestParser.parse(requestStr);
console.log(request.request_line.method === "GET"); // request line info
console.log(request.headers.get("ID") === "OnBIFFComplete"); // gets header value
console.log(request.headers.ID === "OnBIFFComplete"); // shortcut for common headers
console.log(request.headers.Reference(1) === "1024"); // shortcut for Reference*
console.log(request.headers.references().length === 7); // get all references
console.log((request.headers.get_separated("Reference6") || [])[0] === "123@example.com"); // separated by \x01
console.log((request.headers.get_separated2("Reference4") || [])[1][0] === "Subject: bar"); // separated by \x01 and \x02
// parse chunks like HTTP
let parseResult;
parseResult = requestParser.parse_chunk("GET SHIORI/3.0\r\nCharset: UTF-8\r\n");
console.log(parseResult.state === "continue");
parseResult = requestParser.parse_chunk("ID: version\r\n\r\n");
console.log(parseResult.state === "end");
console.log(parseResult.results.length === 1);
console.log(parseResult.results[0].headers.ID === "version");
// parse lines
parseResult = requestParser.parse_lines(["GET SHIORI/3.0", "Charset: UTF-8"]);
console.log(parseResult.state === "continue");
parseResult = requestParser.parse_lines(["ID: version", ""]);
console.log(parseResult.state === "end");
console.log(parseResult.results[0].headers.ID === "version");
// ---------- parse response ----------
const responseParser = new ShioriJK.Shiori.Response.Parser();
const responseStr =
"SHIORI/3.0 200 OK\r\n" +
"Sender: ikaga\r\n" +
"Charset: UTF-8\r\n" +
"Value: 8.2.8\r\n" +
"\r\n";
const response = responseParser.parse(responseStr);
console.log(response.headers.Value === "8.2.8");
// also you can parse by chunks and lines
// ---------- build request ----------
const request2 = new ShioriJK.Message.Request({
request_line: {method: "GET", version: "3.0"},
headers: {
Charset: "UTF-8",
Sender: "embryo",
},
});
// can set after initialize
request2.headers.set("ID", "version");
console.log(request2.toString() === "GET SHIORI/3.0\r\nCharset: UTF-8\r\nSender: embryo\r\nID: version\r\n\r\n");
// ---------- build response ----------
const response2 = new ShioriJK.Message.Response({
status_line: {code: 200, version: "3.0"},
headers: {
Charset: "UTF-8",
Sender: "ikaga",
Value: "8.2.8",
}
});
console.log(response2.toString() === "SHIORI/3.0 200 OK\r\nCharset: UTF-8\r\nSender: ikaga\r\nValue: 8.2.8\r\n\r\n");
MORE: See the SHIORI implementation SanaJK and Ukagaka Baseware implementation Ikagaka that is using ShioriJK.
See http://narazaka.github.io/shiorijk/ or the source in lib/.
Also you can found the code snippets in test/.
Foo | null | undefined
-> Foo | undefined
This is released under Zlib License.
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