Responding Websockets

This library provides a websocket interface that waits for the server to respond every time you send a message.
The response message can be retrieved through a standard promise.
Messages are always sent in the order in which you queue them.
Due to the nature of promises, the interface is ansynchronous.
A new message is only sent once the server responded with an answer.

Usage

Sends a message containing the string "e" and prints the response to the console.

const WS_URI = `ws://${location.host}/d/ws/issue`
const socket = new RespondingSocket(WS_URI)

socket.queueMessage('e').then( res => {
    console.log(res.data)
})

Example webpage

1. Flash espusb onto your ESP8266.
2. Connect to your ESP via wifi
3. Open example.html
4. Enter a message to send, for example "e"
5. Click "Send"
7. Profit

Disclaimer

Using websockets this way should generally be considered bad practice, so I do not recommend using this library.