@dpastorini thanks for letting me know. I've removed the uws package from the examples. The default ws package will be used instead.

Hi @soh-sea-kiat, I see. It must be something on the client-side. Are you possibly forgetting to create a new coroutine for the ReJoin()?

Like here:

room.OnReadyToConnect += (sender, e) => {
    Debug.Log("Ready to connect to room!");
    StartCoroutine (room.Connect ());
};

Cheers

Hi @Soh-Sea-Kiat, by reconnection you mean calling ReJoin? Cheers

I'd love to see the Defold client evolving to eventually support all major LUA platforms, such as the ones you suggested, and löve2d.

The problem currently is the platform-specifics of WebSocket implementations, basically. Defold has its own WebSocket client that works for them, CoronaSDK also has one made by the community - which AFAIK it doesn't work with binary data.

@Apollo144 do you know if Gideros have a WebSocket client?

Cheers

Hi @Project-Magenta, are you sure the server is running on port 3000?

Hey @coffie-raymond-atiampo, are you going to build a native Android application?

Currently, there's no official client for Android (Java), it shouldn't be that hard to implement one, though. You can check the other clients as reference if you'd like to build it yourself:

• JavaScript client
• LUA/Defold client
• Unity3D client

One member of the community (@swittk) implemented an ObjectiveC client some time ago: https://discuss.colyseus.io/topic/82/colyseus-objective-c-client/2

Cheers!

Hi @karneaud, welcome!

Sure, you can listen to "locked" and "unlocked" events from inside the room handler. Example:

class MyRoom extends Room {

  onInit () {
    this.on("locked", () => console.log("room has been locked!"))
    this.on("unlocked", () => console.log("room has been unlocked!"))
  }

}

Cheers!

@merhawie said in Buffer not defined error:

Buffer is not defined

Hi @merhawie, that's right, I think you need to add "buffer" as a dependency on package.json. I've just added this to the RN caveats.

import { Buffer } from "buffer";
import { AsyncStorage } from 'react-native';

window.localStorage = AsyncStorage;
global.Buffer = Buffer;

Hi @hardik_sl, it's up to you how to represent turns in the state. A common approach is to set the sessionId of the current player in a variable, like currentTurn:

onInit () {
  this.state = { 
    players: {/* add players here when they join */},
    currentTurn: "" // sessionId of the current player
  }
}

onJoin(client, options) {
  this.state.players[client.sessionId] = {/* player data */}
}

onMessage (client, data) {
  if (client.sessionId === this.state.currentTurn) {
    // perform your action

  } else {
    console.log("only the current active player can send messages this time")
  }
}

Hey @merhawie,

Are you calling client.join() after the onOpen signal, as described here? https://github.com/gamestdio/colyseus.js#react-native-compatibility