kdb.js

JavaScript wrapper for kdb+ websockets. Makes it easier to develop web applications for kdb.

Usage:

var kdb = new KDB("localhost", 1234);
kdb.query("239*239", function(data) {
  console.log(data);
});

This will work after loading necessary JS files:

• kdb.js itself
• c.js from kx wiki

In your q script you will need to:

1. Load json.k from kx wiki
2. Define .z.ws function
3. Open port to start accepting connections

See examples in sample.html and script.q.