Message passing framework with google's java script engine attached to it for quering. This is an experiment by me on using google v8.

Features: Includes shell for querying(control) Includes framework for message passing Includes provision to create server and client Includes provision to create message Includes logging Includes log reader(tracereader) Includes test server(master and test client(node1 and node2)

I Hope you will like it...

Please share your comments or mailto : rishab99999@hotmail.com

I have provided a shell that has been written in google's famous java-scripte engine called V8.

1. Prerequisite: Linux or windows (no tested in windows) Pthread Google v8 libs python

2. Building: I have tested this in following platform : Ubuntu - x86 You will need google v8 libs to build. For your reference I have provided my existing v8 libs in the following path: modules/control/lib

Similary you will need to build v8 libs for your platform and replace my libs with your v8 libs.

You can follow google's v8 site to see how to build the v8 libs

Once you have copied your v8 libs to the project workspace.

Execute the script (This will clean build everything) ./build.sh

To build only framework execute ./framework.py

To build only modules execute ./modules.py

Once you have build the workspace you will see a folder called bin created in it: it includes following binaries: control This is the shell creted using google v8 master master is the test server created node1 node1 is the test client created node2 node2 is the test client created tracereader tracereader is the program which shows you the logs as you perform something

3. How to use:

Go to bin folder that has been created

Type: ./control

You will see something like this

NOTE: All the command will be treated as function starting with lowercase.

For help type help()

4. Examples

5. To spawn a new process, in this case let say master program type the following command in the control process shell

   spawn("master", "0" "9090")

6. To Send a message to a process type to let say master program type the following command in the conrol process shell

   send_msg("master", "0", "9090", "This is a test message")

7. To kill a process let say master program which has the pid 4482

   kill("4484", "-9")

8. Logging

   All the activities that you will perform will be logged in. You can use the tracereader program that is present in the bin directory to read logs at runtime. It will show you the updates when you will perform some activity.