How to use the primus.prototype function in primus
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cayasso / primus.io / lib / index.js View on Github 
function PrimusIO(server, options) {
if (!(this instanceof PrimusIO)) return new PrimusIO(server, options);
Primus.call(this, server, options);
this
.use('primus.io.js', library, this.indexOfLayer('primus.js'))
.plugin('multiplex', 'primus-multiplex')
.plugin('emitter', 'primus-emitter')
.plugin('rooms', 'primus-rooms')
.remove('primus.js');
}
// Inherits from `Primus` class.
PrimusIO.prototype.__proto__ = Primus.prototype;
// Copy over all static methods.
Object.keys(Primus).forEach(function each(ns) {
var prop = Primus[ns];
PrimusIO[ns] = 'function' !== typeof prop ? prop : prop.bind(Primus);
});
// Create socket.
PrimusIO.createSocket = function createSocket(options) {
return (new PrimusIO(new Emitter(), options)).Socket;
};primus
Primus is a simple abstraction around real-time frameworks. It allows you to easily switch between different frameworks without any code changes.
