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An easy-to-use WebSocket server.
To start a WebSocket listener, simply call launch()
, and use the
returned EventHub
to react to client messages, connections, and disconnections.
§Example
A WebSocket echo server:
use simple_websockets::{Event, Responder};
use std::collections::HashMap;
fn main() {
// listen for WebSockets on port 8080:
let event_hub = simple_websockets::launch(8080)
.expect("failed to listen on port 8080");
// map between client ids and the client's `Responder`:
let mut clients: HashMap<u64, Responder> = HashMap::new();
loop {
match event_hub.poll_event() {
Event::Connect(client_id, responder) => {
println!("A client connected with id #{}", client_id);
// add their Responder to our `clients` map:
clients.insert(client_id, responder);
},
Event::Disconnect(client_id) => {
println!("Client #{} disconnected.", client_id);
// remove the disconnected client from the clients map:
clients.remove(&client_id);
},
Event::Message(client_id, message) => {
println!("Received a message from client #{}: {:?}", client_id, message);
// retrieve this client's `Responder`:
let responder = clients.get(&client_id).unwrap();
// echo the message back:
responder.send(message);
},
}
}
}
Structs§
- Event
Hub - A queue of incoming events from clients.
- Responder
- Sends outgoing messages to a websocket.
Every connected websocket client has a corresponding
Responder
.
Enums§
- Error
- Event
- An incoming event from a client. This can be an incoming message, a new client connection, or a disconnection.
- Message
- An outgoing/incoming message to/from a websocket.
Functions§
- launch
- Start listening for websocket connections on
port
. On success, returns anEventHub
for receiving messages and connection/disconnection notifications. - launch_
from_ listener - Start listening for websocket connections with the specified
TcpListener
. The listener must be bound (by callingbind
) before being passed tolaunch_from_listener
.