SToolkit.Network

High performance, powerful, async TCP\UDP socket client\server.

Install

Nuget Package

Or Nuget console

Install-Package SToolkit.SocketNetwork

Examples

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Usage SocketServer

Including

using SToolkit.SocketNetwork;

Create server, TCP

SocketServer TcpServer = new SocketServer(NetworkType.Tcp, IPAddress.Loopback, 5400);

or UDP

SocketServer UdpServer = new SocketServer(NetworkType.Udp, IPAddress.Loopback, 5401);

Then bind events

• OnConnected - Called when new client connected
• OnDisconnected - Called when client disconnected
• OnReceived - Called when received data from client
• OnError - Called when server catch error
• OnStart - Called when server started
• OnStop - Called when server stoppped

Start server

TcpServer.Start();
UdpServer.Start();

All server functions

SocketServer(NetworkType type, IPAddress address, int port);
void Dispose();
void Start();
void Stop();

All server variables

string Uid;
IPAddress IPAddress;
int Port;
List<ClientConnection> ConnectedClients;
int LoopInterval;
int Backlog;
NetworkType ServerType;
bool UDPClientManage;
int UDPDataInterval;

Usage SocketClient

Including

using SToolkit.SocketNetwork;

Create client, TCP

SocketClient TcpClient = new SocketClient(NetworkType.Tcp);

or UDP

SocketClient UdpClient = new SocketClient(NetworkType.Udp);

Bind events

• OnConnected - Called when client connected
• OnDisconnected - Called when client disconnected
• OnReceived - Called when received data from server
• OnError - Called when client catch error

Connect to remote server

TcpClient.Connect(IPAddress.Loopback, 5400);
UdpClient.Connect(IPAddress.Loopback, 5401);

All client functions

SocketClient(NetworkType type);
void Dispose();
void Connect(IPAddress address, int port);
void Connect(IPEndPoint point);
void Disconnect();

All client variables

NetworkType ClientType;
int LoopInterval;
int UDPDataInterval;