Supranet Networking

Connecting to the Supranet

When the DATEX JS library is initialized, an anonymous endpoint is automatically created. To connect to the network, call:

await Datex.Supranet.connect()

Per default, the endpoint joins the Supranet by connecting to a unyt.org relay endpoint with a websocket connection. You can always add custom connection channels and also connect over multiple channels like WebRTC at the same time.

Temporary connections

You can also create a temporary connection with a new anonymous endpoint that is only valid for the current session.

await Datex.Supranet.connectTemporary()

Debugging

Network traces

The printTrace function can be used to create a network trace report for debugging purposes. printTrace also collects and shows additional relevant data like round-trip time and endpoint interface types. To create a network trace, DATEX TRACE and TRACE_BACK messages are routed through the network to the destination endpoint and back.

The raw trace output can be retrieved by calling the .trace() method on an endpoint:

const trace = await f('@+unyt2').trace()

Creating custom DATEX channels with the ComInterface

[TODO]