A simple utility for testing websocket interaction with servers written on pure JS and HTML, NO npm and dancing with a tambourine. Current How to use Just run one file - tester.html Write server address Send data and get responses. If data is JSON it will be serialized via JSON.stringify...
HTTP proxy server support URL-encoded HTML-form data Multi-part file-upload - including multipart/mixed and multipart/related Browser-like cookie handling Full control over HTTP headers, path and query parameters Re-try until condition Websocket support Intelligent defaults Real World Examples A set ...
It is the responsibility of the application developer (that's you!) to get this data to the other peer.This usually entails using a websocket signaling server. This data is anObject, so remember to callJSON.stringify(data)to serialize it first. Then, simply callpeer.signal(data)on the rem...
importWebSocket, {WebSocketServer}from'ws';constwss =newWebSocketServer({port:8080}); Usually when I’m experimenting I like to do something simple like: For a new connection, start listening for incoming messages and do something in response; for example, close the connection. Send a “connec...
It is the responsibility of the application developer (that's you!) to get this data to the other peer.This usually entails using a websocket signaling server. This data is anObject, so remember to callJSON.stringify(data)to serialize it first. Then, simply callpeer.signal(data)on the rem...
I wanted to skip straight into the low latency websocket-driven synchronized multiplayer. Ben was still acclimating to the multimodal (if I’m using these buzzwords right) paradigm of writing code meant to be executed on both the client and the server, so I decided to prototype a multiplayer...
HTTP proxy server support URL-encoded HTML-form data Multi-part file-upload - including multipart/mixed and multipart/related Browser-like cookie handling Full control over HTTP headers, path and query parameters Re-try until condition Websocket support Intelligent defaults Real World Examples A set ...
HTTP proxy server support URL-encoded HTML-form data Multi-part file-upload - including multipart/mixed and multipart/related Browser-like cookie handling Full control over HTTP headers, path and query parameters Re-try until condition Websocket support Intelligent defaults Real World Examples A set ...
HTTP proxy server support URL-encoded HTML-form data Multi-part file-upload - including multipart/mixed and multipart/related Browser-like cookie handling Full control over HTTP headers, path and query parameters Re-try until condition Websocket support Intelligent defaults Real World Examples A set ...
HTTP proxy server support URL-encoded HTML-form data Multi-part file-upload - including multipart/mixed and multipart/related Browser-like cookie handling Full control over HTTP headers, path and query parameters Re-try until condition Websocket support Intelligent defaults Real World Examples A set ...