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You can try this with the chromedp
project:
$ cd $GOPATH/src && mkdir -p github.com/chromedp && cd github.com/chromedp
$ git clone -b test-websocket-impls https://github.com/kenshaw/chromedp.git
$ cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/chromedp/chromedp
$ go test -v -tags gorilla
$ go test -v -tags gobwas
$ go test -v -tags nhooyr
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Thank you for the detailed report.
You seem to be using the package fine. Will fix the redundant and verbose errors in #47
I'm looking into this.
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So I've gotten to the bottom of this. It looks like a bug in chrome's dp tooling to me.
It cannot handle continuation frames. With gorilla/websocket and gobwas/ws, you're sending a single text frame but with this library, first the text frame is sent, then a continuation frame that finishes the frame. This is just due to the streaming style API, it doesn't know when to finish the message until you call w.Close.
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see
Lines 461 to 494 in d50ecee
I added a c.WriteFrame method to confirm this and now the code works. If you try and use the streaming API, it fails.
This is very surprising to me so I could be wrong, I'll check chrome's code.
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Known issue ChromeDevTools/devtools-protocol#24
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Filed a bug at https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=954778
Thanks again for the report @kenshaw
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Going to close this as it's not a bug in this library and I do not want to expose a function because of a bug in chrome. I'll keep that branch for now in case you want to use it.
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While the Chrome Websocket implementation may not support this, it would be prudent for this package to do so, as the other websocket implementations available do. I agree it's not a bug in this package, but if you'd like greater adoption of this package, then it needs to support existing software in the wild. I imagine other websocket implementations also have this issue.
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You make a solid point. Given I already have the code for this, I think its ok to expose a method that performs a write of a byte slice directly instead of returning a writecloser.
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See #62
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