A /ws endpoint that provides a basic WebSockets-based echo server would be a useful addition, if it's not too difficult to implement without pulling in any external dependencies. MDN's guide to writing a WebSocket server might be a good starting point.
This would be very useful to help test HTTP proxies to ensure that they correctly support WebSockets, similar to the SSE endpoint proposed in #150.
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/wsendpoint that provides a basic WebSockets-based echo server would be a useful addition, if it's not too difficult to implement without pulling in any external dependencies. MDN's guide to writing a WebSocket server might be a good starting point.This would be very useful to help test HTTP proxies to ensure that they correctly support WebSockets, similar to the SSE endpoint proposed in #150.
We could potentially leverage something like https://github.com/crossbario/autobahn-testsuite to verify the basic functionality of the implementation, ideally wired up into our CI test suite.