Note: for the demo code to compile, make sure to have socket io module for Node.js installed
npm install socket.io
The live version of this is at Backend : ec2-54-243-140-41.compute-1.amazonaws.com (Open the JavaScript console for the output) Frontend: http://www.xiaoyizhang.me/camera/
TODO: Introduce routing check to make sure there is no infinite loop Make a helper function for redirection
This is a super simple module written as a C++ binding. It does not show how to handle async io, but at least it illustrates how the code hooks into node and v8. This is just a place to start...
Download, build and test instructions:
$ git clone git://github.com/lupomontero/node-cpphello.git
$ cd node-cpphello
$ node-waf configure build
$ node test/cpphello.js
More info here: Writing node.js modules in C++
A more detailed article on the How To Node website: http://howtonode.org/how-to-module
Other basic examples (using async io):