Post by Aral Balkan - Takahē

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WebSocket Weasel is a very useful tool for testing, umm, WebSockets!

Source code: https://github.com/mhgolkar/Weasel

Firefox/LibreWolf extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/websocket-weasel/

#webSocket #wss #inspector #debugging #testing #web #dev #tool

Screenshot of WebSocket Weasel tool running in a browser:

Weasel
The WebSocket Client v2.1.1

Connection box has form with URL (wss://place1.localhost/private/chat.socket) and Protocol boxes (empty) and Open and Close buttons.

Under that is a log of events:

CONNECTING: WSS://PLACE1.LOCALHOST/CHAT.SOCKET

CONNECTION READY

{
"nickname": "Anyone",
"text": "Anyone can connect to public routes :)"
}

<div hx-swap-oob="beforeend:#messages"><li><strong>Anyone</strong> Anyone can connect to public routes :)</li></div>

CONNECTION CLOSED!

(dividing line)

CONNECTING: WSS://PLACE1.LOCALHOST/PRIVATE/CHAT.SOCKET

The Connection is Abruptly Closed or Couldn't be Opened !

CONNECTION CLOSED!

Under the log is a Message Console area with a JSON message in a text area:

{
"nickname": "Anyone",
"text": "Anyone can connect to public routes :)"
}

Under that is a Send button and buttons labelled “r”, “c”, “<”, ”>”, and “M+”.

Under that is a section titled Binary where the tops of buttons can just be made out as they’re cut off by the end of the browser window. Their labels read: “Browse”, “No File Selected”,“blob”, and “array”.

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