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Sorry @victorperin, but I had to remove all timeout functionality because if the message is queued, it may cause the timeout for the confirmation event to expire even though the message has yet to be sent.
I did however replace the resolveOnEvent with p-event that supports timeouts. I am think
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Hi and thanks for this library, it really ease things up.
I have detected that when you use WebSocketServer and go and try to establish an HTTP connection to the websocket port the server crashes and closes.
While I obviously don't expect the WS server to work properly when being contacted by the wrong protocol it should fail silently, or at least, allow the programmer to specify an error ca
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Hi,
Thank you for Soketi, it looks great.
I'm struggling to find a list of all available environment variables for soketi. As an example, I'm trying to change the port soketi listens on by default. I think it listens to 127.0.0.1:6001 inside a docker container, which makes it impossible to connect to from outside the container. This is probably pretty easy to solve if I can just find the cor
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Move enums to shared
There are currently 2 enums files:
both are very similar. Let's create only one, with all enums at [./
Add linting (ESLint)
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