use crate::messages::{ClientActorMessage, Connect, Disconnect, WsMessage}; use actix::prelude::{Actor, Context, Handler, Recipient}; use std::collections::{HashMap, HashSet}; use uuid::Uuid; we're almost done! Now, we have the actual lobby to write. Like we've said, the lobby is ...
my ipfs node is configured with the proper Announce and Swarm section to make websocket available on the dns6, ipv6 and private ipv4 on port 443 and 4002. Here are some of the tests I made using wscat, I also tried other tools like Postman: ...
You can usewscatto connect to your WebSocket API and send messages to it to simulate client behavior. SeeUse wscat to connect to a WebSocket API and send messages to it. You can use the @connections API from your backend service to send a callback message to a connected client, get conn...
}lspconfig.volar_api.setup{}lspconfig_configs.volar_doc={default_config={cmd=volar_cmd,root_dir=volar_root_dir,on_new_config=on_new_config,filetypes={'vue'},--If you want to use Volar's Take Over Mode (if you know, you know):--filetypes = { 'typescript', 'javascript', 'javasc...
Jun 24 14:32:55 kube1-node3 kubelet[3223]: E0624 14:32:55.535513 3223 conn.go:254] Error on socket receive: read tcp 127.0.0.1:40050->127.0.0.1:48250: use of closed network connection Here is the test process: I tried to modify the wscat utility and forward an HTTTP request to ser...