how use this lib in nodejs

[rj03hou]

[IlyaSinyugin]

@rj03hou A bit of a late reply, but I found a solution through ws

npm install ws

import SturdyWebSocket from "sturdy-websocket";
import WebSocket from "ws";

const ws = new SturdyWebSocket.default("wss://whateverwebsocket", {
    wsConstructor: WebSocket
});

ws.onopen = () => {
  console.log("Connected!")
}

This works since WebSocket needs a constructor in the global scope and Node.js doesn't provide one. By using the ws library you can bypass this and it should work.

[bigtotorouk]

@rj03hou A bit of a late reply, but I found a solution through ws

npm install ws

import SturdyWebSocket from "sturdy-websocket";
import WebSocket from "ws";

const ws = new SturdyWebSocket.default("wss://whateverwebsocket", {
    wsConstructor: WebSocket
});

ws.onopen = () => {
  console.log("Connected!")
}

This works since WebSocket needs a constructor in the global scope and Node.js doesn't provide one. By using the ws library you can bypass this and it should work.

sturdy-websocket version is ? i have no default function in the libiary

[liwenzhu]

@rj03hou A bit of a late reply, but I found a solution through ws

npm install ws

import SturdyWebSocket from "sturdy-websocket";
import WebSocket from "ws";

const ws = new SturdyWebSocket.default("wss://whateverwebsocket", {
    wsConstructor: WebSocket
});

ws.onopen = () => {
  console.log("Connected!")
}

This works since WebSocket needs a constructor in the global scope and Node.js doesn't provide one. By using the ws library you can bypass this and it should work.

sturdy-websocket version is ? i have no default function in the libiary

version 0.2.1 works for me and include the default function