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The documentation for the "Push Notifications" endpoint says,
Subscribe to push notifications using web sockets.
The use of web sockets requires libraries/packages on top of HTTP.
Given that the API is exposed over HTTP, have you considered Server Sent Events (SSE), which work natively with HTTP without extra tooling? SSE even works for relatively simple tools like the curl command line client.
SSE does not support binary messages and has other limitations. We looked at using it for ElectrumSV's client-server connections and it was not usable. ElectrumSV's server aims to support both binary and text notifications, depending on client choice.
The documentation for the "Push Notifications" endpoint says,
The use of web sockets requires libraries/packages on top of HTTP.
Given that the API is exposed over HTTP, have you considered Server Sent Events (SSE), which work natively with HTTP without extra tooling? SSE even works for relatively simple tools like the
curl
command line client.See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Server-sent_events/Using_server-sent_events
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