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import these variables to listen to events, these are the 'accepted events':

import { 
  READ_DATA_EVENT_NAME, //fired after a successfull read
  CLOSE_READ_STREAM_EVENT_NAME, //fired after async socket closes the read stream
  DISCONNECT_EVENT_NAME, //fired after a disconnect - event has error as its 'body'
  CONNECT_EVENT_NAME, //fired after  connect - event has port and ip
  ERROR_EVENT_NAME, //fired after error - event the error, a message to say which method broke, and a tag if supplied
  SOCKET_DID_SECURE_EVENT_NAME, //fired whe a connction is secured
  DID_WRITE_PARTIAL_DATA_EVENT_NAME, //fired when part of a data write has happened -- progress
  DID_READ_PARTIAL_DATA_EVENT_NAME, //fired when part of a data read has happened -- progress
} from 'Socket';

Create new transport layer obj via calling Transport with IP

const transport = new Transport('192.168.1.1');

transport.tryConnect((err, res) => {
  if(err) {
    console.log(err);
  } else {
    console.log('we are connected');
    //do something
  }
});

To write a message over the socket use write, this will return a promise. The promise will only resolve if an ack is recieved.

transport.write('Hello how are you doing', (err) => {
  if(err) {
    // AHHH error
    return;
  }
  console.log('message sent properly');
});

You can listen to message from the server through .listen, this is a callback with the message.

transport.listen((err, message) => {
  console.log('Message from server', message);
});

transport.onClose((err) => {
  dosomething();
  leteveryoneknow to stop send shit;
  try to reconnect;
  dispatch(apiActions.onClose());
)
});

To end and writeOut the writes that are buffered.

transport.end()

To DESRTROY aaaaaahh don't don't hurt me

transport.destory()