My site will need to use the following features.

  1. In the case of private messages that would appear information (about how I facebook)
  2. General chat.
  3. When the price of goods changes by the seller, the price changes
  4. Personal chat

How to implement it? Use json and if? Or by using multiple websocket. If there are examples on solutions, links are welcome.

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Chat can be implemented on node.js a lot of manuals, exchange messages in json. In json, you can create a type_msg field. If the value is public, then the message is in general chat, if private, then the message is private, in this case we give id — to which we will send the message, and when implementing an array of active users, insert it with the user id index. Price changes can be displayed by a pop-up message.

  • That is json and if - Sergalas
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