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Hi @Brooooooklyn
I'm implementing a WebSocket communication library for some microcontrollers with WiFi connectivity (such as Espressif ESP32), and I would like to try some new concepts, that make…
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Upgrade tokio-related dependencies to 1.15+ ?
f4nff updated
2 years ago
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Hello hello,
Loving working with shuttle so far and following these tutorials. I got everything working and deployed, but I have sort-of-related question that I'm having difficulty researching. I'm u…
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Hi, the current `examples/client.rs` does redirect `stdin` and `stdout` to the WebSocket.
Splitting the Socket into send and receive and pining it in place and then handing one pair off via channel t…
kwinz updated
9 months ago
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Is it possible to connect to a UDS based websocket (spawned by e.g. hyperlocal)?
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Actually(testnet17), `massa-sdk` we use json `http-client`which is built on top of `hyper` which relies heavily on `tokio`.
We should have the choice to have a single threaded http client.
cc @B…
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This may cause a CPU core to be constantly at `100%` after a client connects and sends nothing:
```rs
#[async_std::main]
async fn main() -> async_tungstenite::tungstenite::Result {
let liste…
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Crate: net2
1788Title: `net2` crate has been deprecated; use `socket2` instead
1789Date: 2020-05-01
1790URL: https://rustsec.org/advisories/RUSTSEC-2020-0016
1791Dependency tree:
179…
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`Sec-WebSocket-Extensions: permessage-deflate` and such is available in Firefox and Chrome, and utilizing it natively would eliminate the need to load large JavaScript decompression libraries on the c…
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We love reqwest, but we also need to use websocket. :-)
Warp implements it at server-side, so it would be nice if reqwest could implement it at client-side allowing we to reuse all other features (…