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websock-lowfat-promise is a zero-dependencies low-fat-promisified ws-websocket library.
It runs inside any webbrowser or node environment that supports promises.
It can be used with most existing websocket libraries.
The following sample code should speak for itself:
const WebSocket = require("ws");
const wspromise = require("websocket-lowfat-promise");
async function runme() {
const wsp = new wsppromise(new WebSocket("wsp://foo.com/bar"));
await wsp.open();
await wsp.send("Hello world! Send me a response please.");
var response = await wsp.recv();
console.log(response);
await wsp.close();
console.log("Socket has been closed");
}
runme();
Specified parameters:
websocket
ws
.Exposed API-list:
new wspromise(websocket)
this.open()
this.send(data, options)
this.recv()
this.ping()
this.close()
Card-carrying member of the zerodeps
movement.
FAQs
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