Qt Remote object sharing

This tool implements remote object sharing (Object Oriented RPC) in Qt. From a technical point of view it can compare with Java RMI or similar technologies. Neuron has an advanced signaling mechanism. A property change on a peer (server or client) will immediately signal a change on other peers. It can transfer every QVariant type (even QPixmap and complex types).

The Neuron project is a framework that performs remote method invocation on client/server shared objects, the object-oriented equivalent of remote procedure calls (RPC). With support for direct transfer of serialized c++ types and QObject based objects.

• Simple to use
• Client & Server peers and classes generator tool
• Asynchronous and synchronous function calls
  • QML callback function
  • C++11 std::function callback
  • QMetaMethod callback
  • const *char for invoking on result
  • Asynchronous method call without response checking
  • Synchronous method call (with UI freez)
• Remote event emit
• Support all of QMetaType (include all classes delivered from QObject)
• Simple error checking
• Token based request validation
• Single thread and multi thread server

There no document right now. Have a look at examples for an example on how to get started. The other examples in the examples folder cover the major features of the library.

First create a template document put your peer class code like that:

class User : public NeuronPeer {
	Q_PROPERTY(quint32 id)
	Q_PROPERTY(QString displayName)
	Q_PROPERTY(QImage avatar)
	
	void sendMessage(QString message);
};

Use peer-generator tool for creating User.cpp & User.h

    $peer-generator template.h

User *p = new User(this);
p->connectToHost("127.0.0.1", 8010);
p->sendMessage("Hello Neuron");

NeuronServer *serverManager = new NeuronServer(8010, this);
serverManager->registerType<User*>();
connect(serverManager, &NeuronServer::peerConnected, this, [this] (NeuronPeer *p) {
    User *user = qobject_cast<User*>(p);
    qDebug() << "New player connected to server";

    connect(user, &User::sendMessageSignal, this, [this] (QString message) {
        qDebug() << "New message from a player;" << message;
    });
});

Nothing more! All done.