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I don't have a tutorial handy, but if you at the video at 4:45, where he's setting up the initial socketio connection, this is what you would be updating.
Each io object represents an open socket connection with a server.
You would need to create one of these for each unique user who connects to your service. You would then connect independently to each socket server you set up, which would only have up to one other person in it.
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I don't have a tutorial handy, but if you at the video at 4:45, where he's setting up the initial socketio connection, this is what you would be updating.
Each
ioobject represents an open socket connection with a server.You would need to create one of these for each unique user who connects to your service. You would then connect independently to each socket server you set up, which would only have up to one other person in it.