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FakeProtocol

Struct FakeProtocol 

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pub struct FakeProtocol {
    pub subprotocol: String,
    pub stamp: String,
}
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Speaks a made-up subprotocol and stamps everything it encodes, so a test can tell which protocol the client settled on.

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§subprotocol: String

The subprotocol it negotiates under.

§stamp: String

What it puts in front of every payload.

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impl FakeProtocol

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pub fn v2() -> FakeProtocol

A stand-in for a second protocol version, actioncable-v2-json.

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impl Protocol for FakeProtocol

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fn subprotocol(&self) -> &str

The name this protocol negotiates under.
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fn encode(&self, command: &Command) -> Result<Vec<u8>, Error>

Turns a command into one outgoing message.
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fn decode(&self, payload: &[u8]) -> Result<Incoming, Error>

Turns one incoming message into a frame the client understands. A frame of Kind::Message must carry a message; the client drops one that doesn’t, where the Go client delivers an empty message.

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