WSGO

WebSocket client for the browser. Simplifying development and debugging

Note

Please lock the version of the package. This library is not stable yet and may have some behavioral differences depending on the version.

The WSGO library acts as an abstraction on top of a pure WebSocket connection. Think of it as:

WSGO is designed to standardize communication between client and server through an explicit and common communication format

To install the library in your project:

npm i wsgo

Then import WSGO into your code to create a connection to the server with the default settings:

import WSGO from 'wsgo'

const wsgo = WSGO('wss://echo.websocket.org')

Allows you to enable debugging mode when working with events. Logs outgoing and incoming events more informative than default browser developer tools

Whether to connect to the server automatically when WSGO is initialized. If set to false, call the open method yourself when you are ready

Implements the basic ping-pong mechanism. If there is no response from the server, closes the connection

Create a WebSocket connection:

import WSGO from 'wsgo'

const wsgo = WSGO('wss://echo.websocket.org')

Open the connection manually:

import WSGO from 'wsgo'

const wsgo = WSGO('wss://echo.websocket.org', {
  immediate: false,
})

wsgo.open()

import WSGO from 'wsgo'

const wsgo = WSGO('wss://echo.websocket.org')

wsgo.subscribe('my-event', (e) => {
  console.log(e)
})

Send the event to the server:

import WSGO from 'wsgo'

const wsgo = WSGO('wss://echo.websocket.org')

wsgo.send('my-event', { text: 'Hello world!' })

Get the original and unmodified Websocket instance:

import WSGO from 'wsgo'

const wsgo = WSGO('wss://echo.websocket.org')

const status = wsgo.ws.readyState

Close the connection:

import WSGO from 'wsgo'

const wsgo = WSGO('wss://echo.websocket.org')

wsgo.close()

WSGO is designed to create a convenient and easy way to interact with WebSocket. We would love to get your ideas on how to make it even better.

melishev/wsgo