C# WebSocket Server

Introduction

C# WebSocket Server is a easy and user-friendly Listen server for WebSocket clients written in Microsoft’s C# language. The code itself is located in 3 class files - Server.cs, Client.cs and Helpers.cs. A listen server is easily created by simply creating a new Server object. After the object is created, you will have to bind the events that the server object has where you choose what to do with the data.

Content

The system has three objects:

Server - The listen server object
Client - The object that represents a connected client
Helpers - Helper methods and data types for the above objects

Features

This system currently supports the following features:

Handle Client Connection
Handle Client Disconnection
Receive Client Message
Send Message to Client
Encode WebSocket Data Frame
Decode WebSocket Data Frame
Preform WebSocket Handshake

Listen server example

Here's an example of a simple console application listen server using the class:

// Console application entry point
static void Main(string[] args) 
{
    // Create a new websocket server
    Server server = new Server(new IPEndPoint(IPAdress.Parse(“127.0.0.1”), 80));

    // Bind the event for when a client connected
    server.OnClientConnected += (object sender, OnClientConnectedHandler e) =>
    {
        string clientGuid = e.GetClient().GetGuid();
        Console.WriteLine(“Client with guid {0} connected!”, clientGuid);
    };

    // Bind the event for when a message is received
    server.OnMessageReceived += (object sender, OnMessageReceivedHandler e) =>
    {
        Console.WriteLine(“Message received: {0}”, e.GetMessage());
    };
}

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C# WebSocket Server

Introduction

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Listen server example