Closes this WebSocket’s input and output abruptly.

Call an API by making an HTTP request and return its response.

Initiates an orderly closure of this WebSocket’s output by sending a Close message with the given status code and the reason.

creates a data-stream for checking errors

constructor for java.net.http.HttpClient

(http-client) => java.net.http.HttpClient

constructor for java.net.http.HttpRequest

(http-request “http://www.yahoo.com”) => java.net.http.HttpRequest

creates a mock-endpoint for testing

((mock-endpoint (fn req {:status 200 :body (str {:status :return :data req})}) “/endpoint”) {:id :add :args 1 2 3}) => {:method :post, :route “/endpoint”, :body “{:id :add, :args 1 2 3}”}

creates a remote access to an endpoint

performs a http request

Sends a message to the WebSocket.

data can be a CharSequence (e.g. string) or ByteBuffer

reads lines from a stream

Builds a new WebSocket connection from a request object and returns a future connection.

Arguments:

• uri a websocket uri
• opts (optional), a map of:
• :http-client An HttpClient - will use a default HttpClient if not provided
• :listener A WebSocket$Listener - alternatively will be created from the handlers passed into opts: :on-open, :on-message, :on-ping, :on-pong, :on-close, :on-error
• :headers Adds the given name-value pair to the list of additional HTTP headers sent during the opening handshake.
• :connect-timeout Sets a timeout for establishing a WebSocket connection (in millis).
• :subprotocols Sets a request for the given subprotocols.