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amqp10-transport-ws
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Provides a Websocket implementation for the transport layer for node-amqp10.
Provides a Websocket implementation for the transport layer for node-amqp10.
The amqp10 library exports a TransportProvider
class that is used to manage and inject new transports for the library to use.
Each transport should expose a register
method that takes the TransportProvider
as an argument, allowing any transport to register a new protocol to be used.
In the present case the protocol registered is wss
(webocket transport using the node-websocket library).
var amqp10 = require('amqp10');
var wsTransport = require('amqp10-transport-ws');
wsTransport.register(amqp10.TransportProvider);
Once registered, any URI starting with wss://
given to the connect
method of amqp10.Client
will be handled by the websocket transport.
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Provides a Websocket implementation for the transport layer for node-amqp10.
We found that amqp10-transport-ws demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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