How to use the enchannel-zmq-backend.createShellSubject function in enchannel-zmq-backend
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nteract / ick / index.js View on Github 
function main(c) {
const identity = uuid.v4();
const shell = enchannel.createShellSubject(identity, c.config);
const stdin = enchannel.createStdinSubject(identity, c.config);
const session = uuid.v4();
function createMessage(msg_type) {
const username = process.env.LOGNAME || process.env.USER ||
process.env.LNAME || process.env.USERNAME;
return {
header: {
username,
session,
msg_type,
msg_id: uuid.v4(),
date: new Date(),
version: '5.0',
},enchannel-zmq-backend
Channeling jupyter over zmq
