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SuperSocket.ClientEngine

Build from Source Code

1. Download source code from Github or clone the repository;
2. Restore dependencies using NuGet; (Latest NuGet Visual Studio extension will restore dependencies before build automatically. You also can follow [This NuGet doc](https://docs.nuget.org/consume/package-restore#package-restore-approaches) to do it manually.)
3. Choose a correct solution file to build;

Install from NuGet

PM> Install-Package SuperSocket.ClientEngine

Usage

Create your ReceiveFilter Implementation according Your Network Protocol

TerminatorReceiveFilter
BeginEndMarkReceiveFilter
FixedHeaderReceiveFilter
FixedSizeReceiveFilter
CountSpliterReceiveFilter

class MyReceiveFilter : TerminatorReceiveFilter<StringPackageInfo>
{
	public MyReceiveFilter()
	: base(Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes("||")) // two vertical bars as package terminator
	{
	}
	
	// other code you need implement according yoru protocol details
}

Create an Instance of EasyClient and Initialize it with the ReceiveFilter which is created in the previous step

var client = new EasyClient();

// Initialize the client with the receive filter and request handler
client.Initialize(new MyReceiveFilter(), (request) => {
	// handle the received request
	Console.WriteLine(request.Key);
});

Make a Connection and then Start the Communication

// Connect to the server
var connected = await client.ConnectAsync(new IPEndPoint(IPAddress.Parse("192.168.10.11"), 25));

if (connected)
{
	// Send data to the server
	client.Send(Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes("LOGIN kerry"));
}