// Cloned by Cian sullivan on 30 Nov 2022 from World "Websocket buttons" by Starter user
// Please leave this clone trail here.
// ==== Starter World =================================================================================================
// This code is designed for use on the Ancient Brain site.
// This code may be freely copied and edited by anyone on the Ancient Brain site.
// To include a working run of this program on another site, see the "Embed code" links provided on Ancient Brain.
// ====================================================================================================================
// Demo of Ancient Brain Websockets functionality.
// Click button and it changes colour in all clients.
const yellow = "#ffffcc";
const grey = "#eeeeee";
// default body is margin 0 and padding 0
$('body').css( "margin", "20px" );
$('body').css( "padding", "20px" );
document.write ( `
<h1> Websockets test </h1>
Run this on two different devices.
<p>
Click button to set background color in all runs on all devices:
<p>
<button onclick="setYellow();" class=ab-largenormbutton > Yellow </button>
<button onclick="setGrey();" class=ab-largenormbutton > Grey </button>
` );
// start socket for this World
AB.socketStart();
// --- When I click, set the color and send info to server ----------------------------------------------------------------
function setYellow()
{
document.body.style.background = yellow;
sendtoServer(yellow);
}
function setGrey()
{
document.body.style.background = grey;
sendtoServer(grey);
}
function sendtoServer ( thecolor )
{
var data =
{
color: thecolor
};
AB.socketOut ( data ); // server gets this, and sends the data to all clients running this World
}
// --- When someone else clicks, server will send me a message and I can set the color -------------------------------------
// define what to do when we get incoming data on the socket:
AB.socketIn = function(data)
{
document.body.style.background = data.color;
};