Here we have a collection of examples on how you can use Akka.JS in the browser. Each description is followed by the commands to run to get the related example run.
You need of course sbt and node installed.
##Calculator
A port of the Coursera Functional Reactive Programming exercise (Scala.rx -> Akka.js)
$ cd calculator
$ sbt webUI/fastOptJS
$ $BROWSER web-ui/index.html
An implementation of a server that broadcast messages over each connected websocket
JVM
$ cd chat-backend
$ sbt demoJVM/run
JS
$ cd chat-backend
$ npm install websocket
$ sbt demoJS/run
A generic front end for a broadcast chat. Insert the url of the server you want to connect and then send your messages over websocket.
$ cd chat-ui
$ sbt demoJS/fullOptJS
$ $BROWSER ui/index.html
A very basic example that could run on Js or on JVM. This is a very good starting point to be used as template for new projects.
JVM
$ cd pingpong
$ sbt demoJVM/run
JS
$ cd pingpong
$ sbt demoJS/run
A basic implementation of the Raft algo taken from: archie As you can see it cross compile.
JVM
$ cd raft
$ sbt demoJVM/run
JS
$ cd raft
$ sbt demoJS/run
An example usage of akka streams. This is very bleeding edge but please go on and report any issue you find here!
JVM
$ cd streams
$ sbt demoJVM/run
JS
$ cd streams
$ sbt demoJS/run
Here you can check possible integration with UI frameworks. Running it will show you a basic ToDo WebPage. This is a good starting point for projects that want to use Actor model to design Web UI.
$ cd todo
$ sbt demoJS/fullOptJS
$ $BROWSER ui/index.html