Reformatted project

Author: Bossslime

ClientExample.js Examples/ClientExample.jsClientExample.js renamed to Examples/ClientExample.js

@@ -1,11 +1,10 @@
-let { TCPClient } = require('./TCPService');
+let { TCPClient } = require('../Limitless-TCP');
 
 let tcpClient = new TCPClient('127.0.0.1', 1234, true);
 
 tcpClient.connect();
 
 tcpClient.on('connect', () => {
-    console.log('s')
     tcpClient.emit({type: 'test', data: 'This is a test packet 1'});
     tcpClient.emit({type: 'test', data: 'This is a test packet 2'});
     tcpClient.emit('Yo 1');

ServerExample.js Examples/ServerExample.jsServerExample.js renamed to Examples/ServerExample.js

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-let { TCPServer } = require('./TCPService')
+let { TCPServer } = require('../Limitless-TCP')
 
 let tcpServer = new TCPServer(1234, true);
 

TCPService.js Limitless-TCP.jsTCPService.js renamed to Limitless-TCP.js

@@ -21,13 +21,27 @@ Required Modules:
 
 # Getting started
 ## Client:
-```javascript
-let { TCPClient } = require('TCPService');
 
-let tcpClient = new TCPClient(str: address, num: port, bool: useHeartbeat);
+```javascript
+let {TCPClient} = require('Limitless-TCP');
+
+let tcpClient = new TCPClient(str
+:
+address, num
+:
+port, bool
+:
+useHeartbeat
+)
+;
 tcpClient.connect();
-    
-tcpClient.on(str: event, (callback) => {});
+
+tcpClient.on(str
+:
+event, (callback) => {
+}
+)
+;
 tcpClient.emit(data);
 ```
 
@@ -61,15 +75,15 @@ server.on('connection', (socket) => {
 Note that the data returned is as a buffer because that is how tcp sends data, and the packets sent by the client are sent as stacked because they were sent too fast.
 
 #### Client:
+
 ```javascript
-let { TCPClient } = require('./TCPService');
+let {TCPClient} = require('./Limitless-TCP');
 
 let tcpClient = new TCPClient('127.0.0.1', 1234, true);
 
 tcpClient.connect();
 
 tcpClient.on('connect', () => {
-    console.log('s')
     tcpClient.emit({type: 'test', data: 'This is a test packet 1'});
     tcpClient.emit({type: 'test', data: 'This is a test packet 2'});
     tcpClient.emit('Yo 1');
@@ -79,14 +93,31 @@ tcpClient.on('connect', () => {
 This will not work the other way around, meaning you are not able to connect a normal tcp client to a Limitless TCP server.
 
 ## Server:
-```javascript
-let { TCPServer } = require('TCPService');
 
-let tcpServer = new TCPServer(num: port, bool: useHeartbeat)
+```javascript
+let {TCPServer} = require('Limitless-TCP');
+
+let tcpServer = new TCPServer(num
+:
+port, bool
+:
+useHeartbeat
+)
 tcpServer.listen();
 
-tcpServer.on(str: event, null/socket: socket, (callback) => {}); //If the socket field is null then it listens for tcpServer events instead of socket specific
-tcpServer.emit(data, socket: socket);
+tcpServer.on(str
+:
+event, null / socket
+:
+socket, (callback) => {
+}
+)
+; //If the socket field is null then it listens for tcpServer events instead of socket specific
+tcpServer.emit(data, socket
+:
+socket
+)
+;
 ```
 
 ### Connected Sockets and All Sockets:
@@ -116,7 +147,7 @@ Refer to tcp docs for callback information
 There is a different error that is thrown when the heartbeats timeout. This error is the same on the server and the client.
 ```bash
 TCPServiceError [Heartbeat Error]: The heartbeat counter has timed out
-    at Timeout._onTimeout (Path\To\TCPService.js:225:43)
+    at Timeout._onTimeout (Path\To\Limitless-TCP.js:225:43)
     at listOnTimeout (node:internal/timers:564:17)
     at process.processTimers (node:internal/timers:507:7) {
   Details: 'This socket has timed out from the server.'