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Erwa is an implementation of WAMP (Web Application Messaging Protocol) router in Erlang. The client/peer side has been moved to a seperate project called Awre. Both use the library Wamper.
Erwa is the implementation of the WAMP protocol in Erlang. It supports the router, so the server side.
Pull Requests, Bug Reports, Comments and any other kind of feedback is welcome.
Erwa has the following features:
- the complete basic profile revision RC4
- Advanced Profile (only listing stable/implemented)
- RawSocket Transport
- Batched Websocket Transport
- Messages
- Feature Announcement
- Agent Identification
- Subscriber Black-and Whitelisting
- Publisher Exclusion
- Publisher Identification
- Progressive Call Results
- Cancelling Calls
- Call Timeouts
- Caller Identification
- NOT yet supported
- LongPoll Transport
- Challenge Response Authentication (Database needs to be implemented by user)
The router implementation in Erwa uses the great ranch and cowboy from Loïc Hoguin (essen) to handle the incomming connections and the webserver part for the websockets. Erwa has two modules to work either as a protocol for ranch on incomming TCP connections, or as websocket handler with cowboy on incomming websocket connections.
All you need to do to get a simple WAMP router up and running is to add a dispatch rule to ranch and/or cowboy:
A WAMP router on websockets:
%% start erwa to handle any incomming connections to any host at the path /wamp
%% start it with 100 parallel acceptors on port 8080
ok = erwa:start_websocket("/wamp", 8080, 100).In the examples directory you can find the simple_router which includes just the above and starts a WAMP router, including a simple javascript client, using wampy.js.
The other possibility is to start Erwa as a TCP router:
%% start erwa listening for raw tcp connections on port 5555
%% starting it with 5 parallel acceptors
ok = erwa:start_socket(5555,5).This is also included in the simple_router example in the examples directory.
By default Erwa does not automatically create realms. This is activated by the boolean autocreate_realm flag. If you only want to support certain realm you need to start them by using erwa:start_realm/1, which takes the name of the realm to start as argument.
In the exampes directory you can find a simple router example:
- simple_router: A very tiny example, showing how easy it is to fire up a WAMP router using Erwa.
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