Tristan Dunn

@jtwaleson The SSL documentation is a bit sparse because it's documented in the libraries used, via `EventMachine::WebSocket.start` and `Thin::Server`. The binary doesn't currently support the options since the option parser...

> So you mean like a configuration file that gets loaded? Correct. Although thinking about it more I don't think I like that idea either. See below. > Alternatively, would...

Thanks for the pull request and sorry for the delay in getting back. How do you feel about [this change](https://github.com/tristandunn/pusher-fake/commit/0513ee4b6f17db670b25b2112a5e77919212ee50) instead? I'd prefer to link to the existing file and...

> `ssl_options` in the README should be `tls_options` Can you clarify which library that's for? [em-websocket uses `tls_options`](https://github.com/igrigorik/em-websocket#secure-server) and [thin uses `ssl_options`](https://github.com/macournoyer/thin/search?q=ssl_options) which the README mentions, but want to make...

What do you think about adding comments to `bin/pusher-fake` as an example along with my README update? That'd let the README be somewhat vague about the external library options and...

Closing in favor of #76.