This library provides a convenient way to connect to STOMP messaging servers from your React Native app. It leverages the react-native-tcp-socket library to bridge the gap between React Native's environment and the node.js-like net module that STOMP.js relies on.

npm install react-native-stompjs

or

yarn add react-native-stompjs

import * as Stomp from 'react-native-stompjs';
import SockJS from 'sockjs-client';

const turnOnSocket = async () => {
  try {
    const token = await loadToken(); // Replace with your token loading logic
    const socket = new SockJS('https://your-stomp-server-url/ws-location');
    stompClient.current = Stomp.over(socket);
    stompClient.current.connect({ token }, onConnected, onError); // Handle connection events
  } catch (error) {
    console.error('Error connecting to STOMP server:', error);
  }
};
const onConnected = () => {
  console.log('Connected to STOMP server!');
};

const onError = (error) => {
  console.error('Error connecting to STOMP server:', error);
};

error: Error: Unable to resolve module net from C:\Users\user\projects\example\node_modules\stompjs\lib\stomp-node.js: net could not be found within the project or in these directories:
node_modules
12 | Stomp = require('./stomp');
13 |
14 | net = require('net');

This library provides a STOMP client for Web browser (using Web Sockets) or node.js applications (either using raw TCP sockets or Web Sockets).

The library file is located in lib/stomp.js (a minified version is available in lib/stomp.min.js). It does not require any dependency (except WebSocket support from the browser or an alternative to WebSocket!)

Online documentation describes the library API (including the annotated source code).

Install the 'stompjs' module

$ npm install stompjs

In the node.js app, require the module with:

var Stomp = require('stompjs');

To connect to a STOMP broker over a TCP socket, use the Stomp.overTCP(host, port) method:

var client = Stomp.overTCP('localhost', 61613);

To connect to a STOMP broker over a WebSocket, use instead the Stomp.overWS(url) method:

var client = Stomp.overWS('ws://localhost:61614');

For development (testing, building) the project requires node.js. This allows us to run tests without the browser continuously during development (see cake watch).

$ npm install

To build JavaScript from the CoffeeScript source code:

$ cake build

To run tests:

$ cake test

To continuously run tests on file changes:

$ cake watch

• Make sure you have a running STOMP broker which supports the WebSocket protocol (see the documentation)
• Open in your web browser the project's test page
• Check all tests pass

The project contains examples for using stomp.js to send and receive STOMP messages from a server directly in the Web Browser or in a WebWorker.

• Jeff Mesnil
• Jeff Lindsay