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Elixir GenServer wrapper of gun functionality.

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WebsocketClient

This is a demonstration of how to use gun (Erlang) with a GenServer wrapper in Elixir.

Why would you want to do this? I suspect for testing your websocket capable server.

If you don't know why you would want to then this probably isn't for you.

As is it is just pinging echo.websocket.org for demonstration purposes. You'll have to point it somewhere else to do something smarter with it.

Installation

You need to have Elixir and Erlang installed.

Install dependencies

mix deps.get

Install dependencies and compile

mix deps.compile

Run

Once you have it installed.

iex -S mix

You need to open the websocket before attempting to send messages.

iex> WebsocketClient.Application.open_ws

Send messages and the replies come back automatically.

iex> WebsocketClient.Application.send_message("My name is Jonas!")

:ok

iex> 15:23:02.790 [info] Message received "My name is Jonas!"

Use set_from if you want to use it remotely...

iex> WebsocketClient.Application.set_from

15:26:41.332 [info] Sending... "I love you"

15:26:41.449 [info] I love you more!

I promise this makes sense if you look at the code. :)

That's it! Have fun.

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