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# What does this Framework aim?
Simply dealing with as the description says "nearly" all kind of software which means it deals with a few much used socket protocols
Since it also handles web socket request it can be used as real coss side server
Simply dealing with as the description says "nearly" all kinds of software which means it deals with a few much used socket protocols
Since it also handles web socket requests it can be used as a real cross-side server
# Documentation
You do not really need much to get your Server Running!
Basicly all you need, is the Packet Structur and the the know how, how to create events.
You do not need much to get your Server Running!
All you need is the Packet Structure and the know-how of how to create events.
## Packets
That's easy, look!
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## Events
Something needs to happen with your packet! The Event Handler is handling it.
The Handler is taking in a **Event Name** and a **Function** for it.
The Handler is taking in an **Event Name** and a **Function** for it.
Events look like this:
```
{name:'logout', function() {eventFunction(possible,arguments)}},
```
But somewhere your event need to be defined!
As Default they are stored in *bin/classes/events*
But somewhere your event needs to be defined!
As default they are stored in *bin/classes/events*
and a normal Event is build like this:
```js
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Console.log('Your code here please');
}
```
Not really difficult right?
well then good luck and happy coding with it :D
Not difficult right?
well, then good luck and happy coding :D