websocket
The websocket module is experimental.
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local websocket = require('websocket')
local ws = websocket.new()
local text = nil
local buf = byte_span.new(1024 * 10)
local bytes_read, status
repeat
print('reading...')
bytes_read, status = ws:read_some(buf)
text = byte_span.append(text, buf:slice(1, bytes_read))
until status ~= 'partial'
print(text)Functions
new() → websocket
new(socket: ip.tcp.socket|tls.socket, host: string, request_target: string[, extra_headers: { [string]: string }]) (1)
new(socket: http.socket, request: http.request[, extra_headers: { [string]: string }]) (2)| 1 | Client mode. |
| 2 | Server mode. |
Constructor.
Previous socket object is moved-from and becomes an invalid object. Then, the
WebSocket handshake is sent (client or server). When the handshake is complete,
the websocket object is returned. If an error happens, connection is closed
ungracefully and an error is thrown.
You can send extra headers in the opening handshake through the extra_headers
parameter. Optional headers such as "origin" aren’t added by default. A list
of common headers that might be of interest follows:
"origin"-
Compare the
"origin"to the"host"to block malicious scripts coming from web browsers. "cookie"-
Authentication token.
"sec-websocket-protocol"-
If present, this value indicates one or more comma-separated subprotocols the client wishes to speak, ordered by preference.
On client mode, new() returns a second object representing the headers sent by
the server.
is_websocket_upgrade(req: http.request) → boolean
Returns whether req is a WebSocket upgrade request.
write(self, data: string|byte_span[, type: string])
Send a buffer as a complete message.
type might be one of the following:
"text"-
UTF-8 text.
"binary"-
Binary data.
"auto"-
The default. It means
"text"ifdatais a string and"binary"otherwise.
read_some(self, buffer: byte_span) → integer, string
Reads some data into buffer. Returns the number of bytes written to buffer
+ a string with one of the following values:
"partial"-
More message pieces are expected.
"binary"-
Message is done and should be interpreted as binary.
"text"-
Message is done and should be interpreted as text.