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Networker

A simple to use TCP and UDP networking library for .NET, designed to be flexible, scalable and FAST.

Supported Frameworks

• .NET Standard 2.0
• .NET Framework 4.7+ for Unity

Features

• TCP
• UDP
• Socket pooling
• Object pooling
• Process thousands of requests per second
• Dependency Injection using Micrsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection.ServiceCollection
• Logging using Microsoft.Extensions.Logging
• Works with Unity Game Engine (.NET Framework only)

Installation

NuGet Package Manager

Install-Package Networker

You must then install one of the following formatters

ZeroFormatter

Install-Package Networker.Extensions.ZeroFormatter

MessagePack

Install-Package Networker.Extensions.MessagePack

Protobuf-net

Install-Package Networker.Extensions.ProtoBufNet

JSON (Utf8Json)

Install-Package Networker.Extensions.Json

Tutorial - Creating a Basic Unity Multiplayer Game with Networker

Get started with this tutorial written by the library developer Mark Eastwood

Example

Creating a server is easy..

var server = new ServerBuilder()
                .UseTcp(1000)
                .UseUdp(5000)
                .RegisterPacketHandlerModule<DefaultPacketHandlerModule>()
                .RegisterPacketHandlerModule<ExamplePacketHandlerModule>()
                .UseZeroFormatter()
                .ConfigureLogging(loggingBuilder =>
                                    {
                                        loggingBuilder.AddConsole();
                                        loggingBuilder.SetMinimumLevel(
                                            LogLevel.Debug);
                                    })
                .Build();

server.Start();

You can handle a packet easily using dependency injection, logging and built-in deserialisation.

public class ChatPacketHandler : PacketHandlerBase<ChatPacket>
{
	private readonly ILogger<ChatPacketHandler> _logger;

	public ChatPacketHandler(ILogger<ChatPacketHandler> logger)
	{
		_logger = logger;
	}

	public override async Task Process(ChatPacket packet, IPacketContext packetContext)
	{
		_logger.LogDebug("I received the chat message: " + packet.Message);

		packetContext.Sender.Send(new ChatPacket
		{
			Message = "Hey, I got your message!"
		});
	}
}