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Asynchronous I/O that doesn’t get in your way, written in D

Class WebSocket

Represents a single WebSocket connection.

class WebSocket ;
int main (string[] args)
{
  auto taskHandle = runTask(() => connectToWS());
  return runApplication(&args);
}

void connectToWS ()
{
  auto ws_url = URL("wss://websockets.example.com/websocket/auth_token");
  auto ws = connectWebSocket(ws_url);
  logInfo("WebSocket connected");

  while (ws.waitForData())
  {
    auto txt = ws.receiveText;
    logInfo("Received: %s", txt);
  }
  logFatal("Connection lost!");
}

Properties

NameTypeDescription
closeCode[get] shortReturns the close code sent by the remote end.
closeReason[get] const(char)[]Returns the close reason sent by the remote end.
connected[get] boolDetermines if the WebSocket connection is still alive and ready for sending.
dataAvailableForRead[get] boolChecks if data is readily available for read.
request[get] const(HTTPServerRequest)The HTTP request that established the web socket connection.

Methods

NameDescription
close (code, reason) Actively closes the connection.
receive (receiver) Receives a new message using an InputStream.
receiveBinary (strict) Receives a new message and returns its contents as a newly allocated data array.
receiveText (strict) Receives a new message and returns its contents as a newly allocated data array.
send (data) Sends a text message.
send (data) Sends a binary message.
send (sender, frameOpcode) Sends a message using an output stream.
waitForData () Waits until either a message arrives or until the connection is closed.
Authors

Jan Krüger

Copyright

© 2012-2014 Sönke Ludwig

License

Subject to the terms of the MIT license, as written in the included LICENSE.txt file.