🎮 KxsClient

TypeScript module for the KxsNetwork multiplayer gaming network

What is KxsClient?

KxsClient is a modern TypeScript module that allows developers to easily integrate their applications with the KxsNetwork. It provides a simple and powerful interface for creating multiplayer gaming experiences with real-time voice chat.

TypeScript WebSocket Voice Chat Multiplayer Real-time

🌐 WebSocket Connection

Real-time connection with the KxsNetwork via secure WebSocket with automatic reconnection.

🎤 Voice Chat

Native voice chat integration for smooth communication between players during games.

👥 Player Management

Real-time tracking of connected players, game management and game events.

💬 Chat System

Integrated text chat with support for broadcast messages and moderation.

🔄 Real-time Events

Complete event system for kills, connections, disconnections and game updates.

🛡️ Secure

Secure authentication with exchange keys and protection against abuse.

📦 Installation

npm install kxs.rip

🔗 Links & Resources

📚 GitHub Repository

Access the source code, documentation, and contribute to the project.

→ View on GitHub

🎥 YouTube Channel

Watch tutorials, demos, and updates about KxsNetwork.

→ Watch on YouTube

🌐 Official Website

Visit the official KXS website for more information and services.

→ Visit kxs.rip

💬 Discord Server

Join our community, get support, and chat with other developers.

→ Join Discord

📦 GreasyFork

Join our community, get support, and chat with other developers.

→ Install on GreasyFork

🚀 Usage Example

import { KxsNetwork } from 'kxs.rip';

// Create a KxsClient instance
const client = new KxsNetwork({
    wsUrl: 'wss://kxs.rip',
    username: 'MyUsername',
    enableVoiceChat: true
});

// Listen to events
client.on('connected', () => {
    console.log('Connected to KxsNetwork!');
});

client.on('gameStarted', (data) => {
    console.log('Game started with:', data.players);
});

client.on('chatMessage', (data) => {
    console.log(`${data.user}: ${data.text}`);
});

// Connect
client.connect();

🎯 Use Cases

📋 Key Features