Hi! I'm trying to connect to api.victra.io/stream and got response with weird bytes attached to body 😢

base64

AAEACf8weyJzaWQiOiI3OTkzMjg2NmNlY2M0MTUyYThlYjEzZWQ4NmQ3NjAxZSIsInVwZ3JhZGVzIjpbIndlYnNvY2tldCJdLCJwaW5nVGltZW91dCI6NjAwMDAsInBpbmdJbnRlcnZhbCI6MjUwMDB9AAL/NDA=

raw

�	ÿ0{"sid":"79932866cecc4152a8eb13ed86d7601e","upgrades":["websocket"],"pingTimeout":60000,"pingInterval":25000}�ÿ40

But JavaScript or Python clients works just fine

Could not figure out how to completly remove this from response

Just a heads-up with an issue that happened with me.

isn't correct because sometimes you want to have a guarantee on the order of incoming messages.

Instead, you want to guarantee the order like so:

https://github.com/wedeploy/gosocketio/blob/ef257277a67693f4f0830594e3829e3e02c4d402/client.go#L257-L259

and let the consumer decides if he swaps a new goroutine for handling the message or handles it on the same one.

If you go to https://asciinema.org/a/192043 (between 1:57 and 2:15) and you see the execution of some shell commands you get why this is fundamental (every key you hit on the keyboard is an event).

x509: certificate is valid for <localhost>, not <remote host>

Any ideas on what may be causing this?
I am connecting using the wss protocol.
Connecting like so:
client, err := gosocketio.Dial("wss://"+host+"/test/socket.io", transport.DefaultWebsocketTransport())

I wont't be surprised if this is a Docker issue with my remote host... and not on golang-socket.io side...

Hi.

I'm looking into socketio libraries to choose one, so I haven't used this yet.

Using gosocketio.Dial to create a client immediately connects, before I've had a chance to install handlers. Is there a way to install handlers before the connection occurs, so we're certain my handlers can see every incoming message?

Hi. I'm trying to use your lib with gin, so I've set up a server , and trying to connect with javascript client using latest socket.io-client package. It works only on transport "polling". When trying to upgrade to web sockets, it shows next:

My server code:

package main

import (
	"github.com/gin-gonic/gin"
	"github.com/mtfelian/golang-socketio"
)

func main() {
	router := gin.Default()
	sio := gosocketio.NewServer()
	router.GET("/socket.io/", gin.WrapH(sio))
	router.POST("/socket.io/", gin.WrapH(sio))
	router.Run(":7000")

}

When I use latest socket.io server on NodeJS, it upgrades fine.