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[coolBrown12]

To propose a solution for the issue #48433 on GitHub,
Title: Provide an Easy Way to Retrieve all net.Server Connections

Description:
This pull request addresses issue #48433 by introducing a new method, getConnectionsList(), to the net.Server prototype. The method allows developers to easily retrieve all connection objects associated with a net.Server instance.

The implementation includes adding the necessary code to iterate over the internal connections collection and return an array of connection objects. This simplifies the process of accessing and managing individual connections.

Please review and consider merging this pull request. Your feedback and suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Remember to provide a more detailed explanation of the changes in the description section of your pull request.

In this code, we are extending the net.Server prototype to add a new method called getConnectionsList(). Let's break it down:

net.Server.prototype.getConnectionsList = function () { ... }: This line adds the getConnectionsList() method to the net.Server prototype, allowing all instances of net.Server to use this method.

const connections = [];: We create an empty array called connections to store the connection objects.

for (const key of Object.keys(this._connections)) { ... }: We iterate over the internal connections collection of the net.Server instance. This collection is represented by the _connections property.

connections.push(this._connections[key]);: For each key (representing a connection) in the _connections collection, we push the associated connection object into the connections array.

Finally, return connections; returns the array of connection objects.

With this code in place, whenever you have an instance of net.Server, you can call getConnectionsList() on that instance to retrieve an array containing all the connection objects associated with that server.

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[coolBrown12]

net.Server.prototype.getConnectionsList = function () {
const connections = [];

// Iterate over the internal connections collection
for (const key of Object.keys(this._connections)) {
connections.push(this._connections[key]);
}

// Return the array of connection objects
return connections;
};