websocat | line client for WebSockets , like netcat | Websocket library
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Netcat, curl and socat for WebSockets.
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QUESTION
Here is my websocket code:
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Answered 2021-Feb-10 at 20:07Turns out you need to add the open event or else it doesnt actually open
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a websocket server (and HTTP, hence using warp) that forwards messages from one source (an MQTT subscription) to many clients over websockets. This mostly seems to work fine, aside from the clients not receiving the first websocket message until the second message has been broadcast; then always staying one message behind until finally never receiving the last message. To me, the problem seems to be a send buffer that never fully flushes in the ws_connected
function.
I use futures::stream::iter to turn the BusReader into a stream, then map the messages into the required Ok(Message)
type that the WebSocket Sink requires. The official warp websocket chat example uses a similar construct for forwarding between streams: https://github.com/seanmonstar/warp/blob/42fd14fdab8145d27ae770fe4b5c843a99bc2a44/examples/websockets_chat.rs#L62.
In this pared-down example, the server broadcasts the values 0-9 over the bus. A websocat client (and JS websocket client in Firefox) receives the messages 0-8 -- albeit always one behind the broacast and server's stdout -- but 9 never arrives. The async_bus_print
function receives all of the values on time, however, which proves that the messages are at least passing through the Bus with no problem.
Here is the server process's output:
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Answered 2021-Jan-12 at 17:14While I still haven't been able to figure out the root cause of the unflushed data, thanks to some helpful people on reddit, I have some better, alternate solutions.
It seems to work fine if you don't split the WebSocket in the first place:
QUESTION
I'm trying to use the library https://github.com/AnthumChris/opus-stream-decoder/
I have a stream of OPUS encoded sound (2ch, 48kHz) from a high quality microphone (but I play a music in loop on it to test this). I know it works because I can hear it if I use:
websocat --binary ws://third-i.local/api/sound - | mpv -
(It's opening the websocket and streaming its output to mpv (mplayer)).
But when I play in the browser all I hear is very small parts of the sound every second or so. But the sound itself sounds good (I believe it is a very small part of the music).
Here is the JS code I wrote to listen in the browser:
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Answered 2020-Nov-15 at 10:07The problem of scheduling is due to the fact that you create the AudioContext at the same time that you create the WebSocket, thus adding the connection time to the AudioContext
's scheduling.
In other words, when you create the AudioContext
the scheduling is started immediately but since the AudioContext is created when the WebSocket is created (which only starts connecting), the scheduling is off by the amount of time it takes to the WebSocket to connect to the upstream and receive the first bytes.
This is your code fixed:
QUESTION
I know how to broadcast but i can not target clients. Here is my script:
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Answered 2020-Nov-07 at 16:21Quart-Auth uses cookies to identify the user on each request/websocket-request so you can always get the identity of the user from the current_user if request is authenticated. Then for your need you will need to map websocket connections to each user (so you can target messages), hence the connections mapping should be a dictionary of connections, e.g.
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I can't find a solution for more than a week. Everything works fine on the dev server, but not on production. I have no strength, I appeal to you, colleagues :)
I'm using Laravel-echo-server on Socket.io using CloudFlare. When trying to connect, I get an error: WebSocketError: Unexpected status code received (502 Bad Gateway)
Ubuntu 16.04.7 LTS, Laravel Echo Server: 1.6.1, NodeJs: v12.19.0
laravel-echo-server.json:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-22 at 13:36I assume this is your issue.
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Install websocat
If you're on Linux Debian or Ubuntu (or other dpkg-based), try downloading a pre-build deb package from GitHub releases and install from GUI or with command like gdebi websocat_..._.deb
If you're on Fedora, you can install WebSocat from Copr: sudo dnf copr enable atim/websocat -y && sudo dnf install websocat
If you're on FreeBSD, you may install WebSocat with the following command: pkg install websocat.
If you're on Mac, you can do brew install websocat.
Download a pre-build executable and install it to PATH.
Install the Rust toolchain and do cargo install --features=ssl websocat. If something fails with a -sys crate, try without --features=ssl;
Build Websocat from source code (see below), then move target/release/websocat somewhere to the PATH.
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