wspr
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WebSocket proxy for post http requests. Perfect for testing purposes/mocks
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WSPR
WebSocket proxy for post http requests. Perfect for testing purposes/mocks 🚀
Installation
npm i -g wspr
Usage
Just run
wspr
after, you will see output with 2 urls:
WebSocket server started ws://localhost:3005
HTPP proxy server started http://localhost:3006
Broadcast message to clients:
To broadcast message to clients send a post requests with a string/json body (via postman or curl) to http enpoint provided on the previous step.
curl -d "{"hello": "world"}" -X POST http://localhost:3006
Websocket over secure connection
If you want to run the websocket server over a secure connection, follow these steps:
create self signed certificates: https://letsencrypt.org/docs/certificates-for-localhost/#making-and-trusting-your-own-certificates
trust the self signed certs, eg on mac: https://tosbourn.com/getting-os-x-to-trust-self-signed-ssl-certificates/
pass the paths to the certificate and key using the
--cert
and--key
CLI args, eg:
wspr --cert=./localhost.crt --key=./localhost.key
- you should see the websocket is now running over wss:
WebSocket server started wss://localhost:3005