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Add port-sniffer by Xsorter #32

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@xsorter xsorter commented Nov 11, 2019

I've read ./README.md and ./CODE_QUALITY.md carefully.

The code is checked by yarn run lint:js and linter reported no errors.

The code is submitted in its own sub-directory and in a dedicated feature branch.

Please, review.

const range = findPortsRange();

const ports = {
firstPort: +range[0],
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Dont need every time add +` for converting type to number.
Just guarantee, that findPortsRange will return numbers

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Thanks for advice, changed type in function's return

socket.on('connect', () => {
clearTimeout(time);
socket.destroy();
process.stdout.write('.');
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Dont use process.stdout.write
Prefet to use console.log / warn

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Done, changed to console.log

const showResult = host => {
if (args.help) {
process.stdout.write(messages().help);
process.exit(1);
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Bad practice to fail app with such aggressive methods :)

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Understand, i'll just return false than

process.stdout.write(messages().help);
process.exit(1);
}
if (!args.host) {
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If no hosts -> let's ask again about hosts?

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Removed this message

process.stdout.write(messages().noHost);
process.exit(1);
} else {
openedPortCheck(host, ports.firstPort, function nextIteration () {
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This recursion is not effective due to huge memory usage, slowness, and other reasons.

I propose to you rewrite this to one of the ways:

  1. Async Iterations (can be paralleled like 10+ in one batch iterations, looks how https://caolan.github.io/async/v3/docs.html#mapLimit works)
  2. Generator (if use 12+ nodejs -> async generator)
  3. If you want recursion, let it be optimized, like tails recursion

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Thanks, i changed recursion with mapLimit

};

ipLookup()
.then(res => showResult(res))
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Here you can use console.table to write better output

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Done

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