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    yosh‏ @yoshuawuyts Jan 27
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    Messing around with a WebSocket API sketch for Tide. Clients would create socket connections on /ws. Then that connection becomes available on all routes as part of `http://req.ws ()`. Would have surf-like convenience methods for send & recv. Wdyt?pic.twitter.com/9jQKTn6HVg

    use async_std::task;

#[derive(Deserialize, Serialize)]
struct Cat { name: &'static str }

let mut app = tide::new();
app.at("/wss").get(tide::ws());

app.at("/", async |req| {
    let mut socket = req.ws();

    socket.send_json(&Cat { name: "chashu" }).await?;
    let msg: Cat = socket.recv_json().await?;

    Response::new(200.into())
});

app.listen("127.0.0.1:8080").await?;
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      1. yosh‏ @yoshuawuyts Jan 27
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        More or less what I'm trying to go for is: - Provide a workflow that allows folks to implement whichever encoding layer they want on top of the sockets. - Don't expose the *protocol* internals to end-users; should feel like a channel. Flexible, performant, *and* productive.

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      2. Louis‏ @louispilfold Jan 27
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        What happens if the client isn't connected when the ws method is called?

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      3. yosh‏ @yoshuawuyts Jan 27
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        It waits until the client is connected. There could be many reasons why the client hasn't immediately connected, including temporary disconnects, latency, races, etc. There's something about timeouts here we should get right, but that probably requires some fiddling.

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      2. Juli‏ @juliangruber Jan 27
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        What‘s the use case for letting non-ws routes access a ws? And how are you going to find the right ws for a regular http request?

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      3. yosh‏ @yoshuawuyts Jan 27
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        The framework would figure out how to match them. Elixir's Phoenix framework provides something similar. We know the peer addr, so that should be possible (: Non-WS routes might want to do something like e.g. change a status icon, send a notification, etc. if a WS is connected.

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      2. Bruce Hervé‏ @hernino25 Jan 28
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        Checked tide on GitHub and realized tide is now in version 0.5, are you planning on writing a blog post like you did for version 0.4?. It would be nice to read through your thought process and the road ahead next..

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      3. yosh‏ @yoshuawuyts Jan 28
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        I don't plan to about tide in general. Maybe the websocket / sse features do warrant a post though. I think there are a few things to unpack there that could be useful.

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      2. dignifiedquire‏ @dignifiedquire Jan 27
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        how could I add a heartbeat to this? this is pretty critical in most ws usages I have seen so far

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      3. yosh‏ @yoshuawuyts Jan 28
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        Heartbeat should be built-in, likely using ping frames. The tide:ws() endpoint shorthand should also have a constructor alternative that allows configuring the finer details. Good defaults, but still allow people to drop in and configure.

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      1. Maher Khalil‏ @MaherKhalil007 Jan 27
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        Looks great

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