D-Back WebSocket Server Loading...

Status: Server is running and serving static files!

WebSocket URL: ws://localhost:3000

🚀 How to Run This Module

Method 1: Command Line

pip install d_back d_back

Method 2: Python Script

from d_back.server import WebSocketServer import asyncio # Basic usage server = WebSocketServer(port=3000) server.run_sync() # Or with custom callbacks async def main(): server = WebSocketServer(port=3000) # Custom server data callback def get_servers(): return {"your_server_id": {"id": "custom", "name": "My Server"}} # Custom user data callback def get_users(server_id): return {"user123": {"uid": "user123", "username": "TestUser"}} server.on_get_server_data(get_servers) server.on_get_user_data(get_users) await server.run_forever() asyncio.run(main())

Method 3: With Custom Static Files

from d_back.server import WebSocketServer def custom_static_handler(path): if path == "/custom": return "text/html", "<h1>Custom Page</h1>" return None # Let default handler take over server = WebSocketServer(port=3000) server.on_static_request(custom_static_handler) server.run_sync()

📡 WebSocket API

Connect to Server

// JavaScript WebSocket client example const ws = new WebSocket('ws://localhost:3000'); ws.onopen = function() { // Connect to a server ws.send(JSON.stringify({ type: 'connect', data: { server: 'default', // or specific server ID password: null // if server requires password } })); }; ws.onmessage = function(event) { const data = JSON.parse(event.data); console.log('Received:', data); // Handle different message types: // - server-list: List of available servers // - server-join: Successfully joined server + user list // - message: Chat message from another user // - presence: User status update // - error: Error message };

🔧 Features

📦 Package Information

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Note: This server combines WebSocket and HTTP functionality on the same port. WebSocket connections are handled at the root path, while static files are served for regular HTTP requests.