emulator

@vextjs/emulator

An extension for the VextBridge that adds an emulator implementation. This emulator allows you to register local and global event listeners just like you can in VEXT itself. This allows you to directly test your WebUI in your own browser, without needing to start the game.

Installation

With npm

npm i -D @vextjs/emulator

With yarn

yarn -D @vextjs/emulator

Usage

This package allows you to register your own event handlers inside the browser itself.

import { isVextEnvironment, VextBridge, VextWebUIBridge } from '@vextjs/bridge';
import { VextEmulatorBridge, VextEmulatorRegistry } from '@vextjs/emulator';

let vext: VextBridge;
if (!isVextEnvironment()) {
  VextEmulatorRegistry.registerLocalEvent('KickPlayer', (playerId, reason) => {
    console.log(
      `Welp I guess we'll have to kick ${playerId} because: ${reason}`
    );
  });

  vext = new VextEmulatorBridge();
} else {
  vext = new VextWebUIBridge();
}

vext.DispatchEventLocal('KickPlayer', 5, 'Stop killing me');

Development

Building

Run nx build emulator to build the library.

Running unit tests

Run nx test emulator to execute the unit tests via Jest.