acceptWebSocket
acceptWebSocket(
request,options,onOpen):Promise<HttpOutgoingResponse>
Defined in: packages/net-websocket/src/handshake/accept-websocket.ts:64
Answers a request to open a WebSocket: validates the opening handshake and returns the response a handler should return.
Accepts both forms: an HTTP/1.1 GET with Upgrade: websocket (RFC 6455
§4.2), answered 101 with its Sec-WebSocket-Accept, and an extended
CONNECT with protocol websocket (RFC 8441 for HTTP/2, RFC 9220 for
HTTP/3), answered 200. Once the response is sent the connection or stream
becomes a WebSocketPeer, handed to onOpen.
An invalid handshake is answered 400, and an unsupported
Sec-WebSocket-Version 426 listing version 13; onOpen is then never
called. Checking Origin — what stops another site’s page from opening a
WebSocket with the user’s cookies — is the caller’s job, before calling
this.
Parameters
Section titled “Parameters”request
Section titled “request”HttpIncomingRequest
options
Section titled “options”onOpen
Section titled “onOpen”(peer) => void
Returns
Section titled “Returns”Promise<HttpOutgoingResponse>
Example
Section titled “Example” const handler: HttpHandler = (request) => acceptWebSocket( request, { maxMessageSize: 1 << 20, closeTimeoutMs: 5000 }, (peer) => { peer.subscribe("message", (data) => void peer.send(data)); }, ); ```;