What's WebSocket? What's the difference between it and HTTP?

WebSocket is a protocol for full-time communication on a single TCP connection. With HTTP The “request-response” mode is different, WebSocket Allowing servers to proactively transfer data to clients is well suited to applications that require high real-time performance.

WebSocket Tests for Key Characteristics of Client

Debug two-way communications: Real time text or JSON data sent and received, observation data delayed.
The security agreement supports: Perfect fit wss://encrypted connection to ensure that the development environment is consistent with the production environment.
The message is traced back: Automatically records all messages sent (outgoing) and received (incoming) to support one key emptying.
Connection status monitoring: Real time feedback on connections, disconnects, errors etc. helps to sort out network problems.

WebSocket Core Applications

1. Organisation For chat applications like Micro-Credit, Slack, etc., you need to sync the ms.

2. Financial transaction system: Real-time data are sent on stock movements, virtual currency price fluctuations, etc.

3. Online collaboration tools: When multiple editors edit documents, whiteboards synchronize, ensuring that all participants see the same content.

4. Networking of things (IOT): Sensor data are reported and sent out by remote command.

How can this tool be debugged?

First, enter your WebSocket service address in the input box (e. g. wss://your-server.com/ws ）。 Click Connect, if the connection is successful, the status indicator will be green. You can enter any text in the field below, just click Send. All communications are posted on log areas with time stamp. This tool is fully web-based and does not store any user ' s communication data, and is safe and efficient.