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easywsclient
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Easywsclient is an easy and powerful WebSocket client to C++ get
your code connected to a web stack right away. It depends only on
the standard libraries. It makes use of C++11 std::function and
Easywsclient is an easy and powerful WebSocket client to get your
C++ code connected to a web stack right away. It depends only on the
standard libraries. It is compatible with modern C++11 std::function and
[lambda](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anonymous_function#C.2B.2B),
if they're available (it's not required though). [RFC
6455](http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6455) Version 13 WebSocket is
supported this version is compatible with all major, modern WebSocket
implementations, including Node.js.
supported. Version 13 is compatible with all major, modern WebSocket
implementations, including Node.js, and has been a standard since
December 2011.
Rationale: This library is intended to help a C++ project start using
WebSocket rapidly. This small library can easily be thrown into an
existing project. For complicated builds that you can't figure out right
away, you can even cheat by piggy-backing the .cpp file into one of the
project's existing files. Yes, WebSocket is awesome enough to warrant
getting it integrated into your project! This project imposes no special
interface requirements, and can work happily with new C++11 features or
with older C++ projects.
away, you can even cheat by piggy-backing the .cpp file into one of
the project's existing files. Yes, WebSocket is that awesome enough to
warrant getting it integrated into your project! This project imposes
no special interface requirements, and can work happily with new C++11
features or with older C++ projects.
As an additional benefit, easywsclient is very simple, with just a single
implementation file and can serve as a cruft-free concise reference. You
implementation file. It can serve as a cruft-free concise reference. You
are most welcome to use this code as a reference for creating alternative
implementations that may better suit your needs.