How to use the @logux/core.ClientNode function in @logux/core
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logux / server / test / stress / client.js View on Github 
async function tick () {
if (stop) return
let nodeId = `1:${ ++index }`
let connection = new WsConnection('ws://localhost:31337', WebSocket)
let log = new Log({ nodeId, store: new MemoryStore() })
let node = new ClientNode(nodeId, log, connection, {
credentials: 'secret',
subprotocol: '1.0.0',
outMap: map
})
node.on('clientError', e => {
stop = true
throw e
})
node.catch(e => {
stop = true
throw e
})
node.connection.connect()
await node.waitFor('synchronized')
