message-io

Provides a consistent interface for TCP, UDP, and WebSockets, allowing protocol switches with one line of code, as shown in the echo server example that listens on multiple transports simultaneously.

Uses non-blocking sockets and zero-copy message handling for efficient data transfer, with benchmarks demonstrating scalability for thousands of connections and full-duplex communication.

Abstracts concurrency and error handling with only two main entities (NodeHandler and NodeListener), following the KISS principle to reduce network programming complexity.

Allows adding custom transport protocols via a small adapter interface, requiring about 150 lines of code to implement, as per the provided template and adapter rules.

Supports custom FIFO events, timers, and priority signals for application-level messaging, enabling scheduled tasks without external dependencies, as seen in the client example.