WebSocketCommandline

WebSocketCommandline is a command line tool to easily test the connectivity of WebSocket client/server in shell with Python.

Compatibility

Tested with:

• Python 3.4
• Python 2.7

Installation

Option A

pip it!

&> pip install WebSocketCommandline

Option B

No special installation needed for now. Download the file and run it with python interpreter.

&> python websocket_tester.py

Dependencies can be installed by:

&> sudo pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage

websocket_tester.py will automatically start a WebSocket server at startup. To change the default server port:

&> python websocket_tester.py --port 12345

In addition to the port, you can also change the WebSocket URI path for the server:

&> python websocket_tester.py --port 12345 --url-root iamawebsocket

This will make the server listen on ws://localhost:12345/iamawebsocket

websocket_tester.py has both builtin Server and Client support, in order to connect to a server:

# After starting the tool.
# Assumed the tool starts with --port 12345 --url-root iamawebsocket
>> connect 127.0.0.1 12345 iamawebsocket

List all connected Clients/Servers

# After starting the tool.
>> list

Send text message to the Client/Server

# After starting the tool.
# The client_id can be found in 'list' command
>> send [client_id] [text you want to send]

TODOs

• Better log/output handling
• Can be installed by pip
• Tested against python2
• ...

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2016 owwlo

Licensed under the MIT License. See the top-level file LICENSE.

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