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is it possible to create a websocketSERVER like this
that i can have inside a method, or class?



#THIS IS PSEUDOCODE, any changes inside this method dont matter
async def step(action):
await data = websocket.recv()
websocket.send(action)
return data


my client sends an initial request, then always responds to the servers commands.










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  • usually you just subscribe to ws.onmessage or something ... socket.recv() looks more like traditional normal socket communication

    – Joran Beasley
    Mar 24 at 2:32











  • the problem is that the client comes from a browser via js

    – Gotti92
    Mar 24 at 2:39











  • no one knows what your asking as what you show is not how websockets normally work.... but yes you can certainly handle client requests in an async method

    – Joran Beasley
    Mar 24 at 3:59

















0















is it possible to create a websocketSERVER like this
that i can have inside a method, or class?



#THIS IS PSEUDOCODE, any changes inside this method dont matter
async def step(action):
await data = websocket.recv()
websocket.send(action)
return data


my client sends an initial request, then always responds to the servers commands.










share|improve this question






















  • usually you just subscribe to ws.onmessage or something ... socket.recv() looks more like traditional normal socket communication

    – Joran Beasley
    Mar 24 at 2:32











  • the problem is that the client comes from a browser via js

    – Gotti92
    Mar 24 at 2:39











  • no one knows what your asking as what you show is not how websockets normally work.... but yes you can certainly handle client requests in an async method

    – Joran Beasley
    Mar 24 at 3:59













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is it possible to create a websocketSERVER like this
that i can have inside a method, or class?



#THIS IS PSEUDOCODE, any changes inside this method dont matter
async def step(action):
await data = websocket.recv()
websocket.send(action)
return data


my client sends an initial request, then always responds to the servers commands.










share|improve this question














is it possible to create a websocketSERVER like this
that i can have inside a method, or class?



#THIS IS PSEUDOCODE, any changes inside this method dont matter
async def step(action):
await data = websocket.recv()
websocket.send(action)
return data


my client sends an initial request, then always responds to the servers commands.







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  • usually you just subscribe to ws.onmessage or something ... socket.recv() looks more like traditional normal socket communication

    – Joran Beasley
    Mar 24 at 2:32











  • the problem is that the client comes from a browser via js

    – Gotti92
    Mar 24 at 2:39











  • no one knows what your asking as what you show is not how websockets normally work.... but yes you can certainly handle client requests in an async method

    – Joran Beasley
    Mar 24 at 3:59

















  • usually you just subscribe to ws.onmessage or something ... socket.recv() looks more like traditional normal socket communication

    – Joran Beasley
    Mar 24 at 2:32











  • the problem is that the client comes from a browser via js

    – Gotti92
    Mar 24 at 2:39











  • no one knows what your asking as what you show is not how websockets normally work.... but yes you can certainly handle client requests in an async method

    – Joran Beasley
    Mar 24 at 3:59
















usually you just subscribe to ws.onmessage or something ... socket.recv() looks more like traditional normal socket communication

– Joran Beasley
Mar 24 at 2:32





usually you just subscribe to ws.onmessage or something ... socket.recv() looks more like traditional normal socket communication

– Joran Beasley
Mar 24 at 2:32













the problem is that the client comes from a browser via js

– Gotti92
Mar 24 at 2:39





the problem is that the client comes from a browser via js

– Gotti92
Mar 24 at 2:39













no one knows what your asking as what you show is not how websockets normally work.... but yes you can certainly handle client requests in an async method

– Joran Beasley
Mar 24 at 3:59





no one knows what your asking as what you show is not how websockets normally work.... but yes you can certainly handle client requests in an async method

– Joran Beasley
Mar 24 at 3:59












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