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Crate jupyter_websocket_client

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JupyterWebSocket
Kernel
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JupyterWebSocketReader
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    struct
    jupyter_websocket_client::JupyterWebSocket
    type alias
    jupyter_websocket_client::JupyterWebSocketReader
    type alias
    jupyter_websocket_client::JupyterWebSocketWriter
    extern crate
    jupyter_websocket_client
    struct field
    jupyter_websocket_client::JupyterWebSocket::inner
    JupyterWebSocket -> WebSocketStream
    method
    jupyter_websocket_client::JupyterWebSocket::fmt
    &JupyterWebSocket, &mut Formatter -> Result
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