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 title: WebSocket Plugin - Elysia.js
 head:
-  - - meta
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-      content: WebSocket Plugin - Elysia.js
+    - - meta
+      - property: 'title'
+        content: WebSocket Plugin - Elysia.js
 
-  - - meta
-    - name: 'description'
-      content: Plugin for Elysia that add support for using WebSocket. Start by registering the plugin and declare WebSocket route with "ws".
+    - - meta
+      - name: 'description'
+        content: Plugin for Elysia that add support for using WebSocket. Start by registering the plugin and declare WebSocket route with "ws".
 
-  - - meta
-    - name: 'og:description'
-      content: Plugin for Elysia that add support for using WebSocket. Start by registering the plugin and declare WebSocket route with "ws".
+    - - meta
+      - name: 'og:description'
+        content: Plugin for Elysia that add support for using WebSocket. Start by registering the plugin and declare WebSocket route with "ws".
 ---
 
 # WebSocket
+
 Elysia WebSocket extends Bun's WebSocket which uses [uWebSocket](https://github.com/uNetworking/uWebSockets) under the hood.
 
 To start working with a WebSocket, register the Elysia WebSocket plugin, and declare a WebSocket route with `.ws`.
+
 ```typescript
 import { Elysia, ws } from 'elysia'
 
@@ -31,47 +33,54 @@ new Elysia()
     .listen(8080)
 ```
 
-
 Just like normal route, WebSockets also accepts a **schema** object to strictly type and validate requests.
 
 ## Configuration
 
 Elysia's WebSocket plugin extends Bun's WebSocket configuration so if you wish to configure the websocket you can refer to [Bun's WebSocket documentation](https://bun.sh/docs/api/websockets) to learn more about this.
 
-Below is a config that extends from [Bun WebSocket](https://github.com/oven-sh/bun#websockets-with-bunserve)
+Below is a config that extends from [Bun WebSocket](https://bun.sh/docs/api/websockets#create-a-websocket-server)
 
 ### perMessageDeflate
+
 @default `false`
 
-Enable compression for clients that support it. 
+Enable compression for clients that support it.
 
 By default, compression is disabled.
 
 ### maxPayloadLength
+
 The maximum size of a message.
 
 ### idleTimeout
+
 @default `120`
 
 After a connection has not received a message for this many seconds, it will be closed.
 
 ### backpressureLimit
+
 @default `16777216` (16MB)
 
 The maximum number of bytes that can be buffered for a single connection.
 
 ### closeOnBackpressureLimit
+
 @default `false`
 
 Close the connection if the backpressure limit is reached.
 
 ## Methods
+
 Below are the new methods that are available to the WebSocket plugin
 
 ## ws
+
 Create a websocket handler
 
 Example:
+
 ```typescript
 import { Elysia, ws } from 'elysia'
 
@@ -86,35 +95,40 @@ new Elysia()
 ```
 
 Type:
+
 ```typescript
 .ws(endpoint: path, options: Partial<WebSocketHandler<Context>>): this
 ```
 
-endpoint: A path to exposed as websocket handler 
+endpoint: A path to exposed as websocket handler
 options: Customize WebSocket handler behavior
 
 ## WebSocketHandler
+
 WebSocketHandler extends config from [config](#config).
 
 Below is a config which accepted by `ws`.
 
 ## schema
+
 Validatation for an incoming WebSocket request.
 
-- headers: validate headers before upgrade to WebSocket
-- params: validate path paramters
-- query: validate query parameters
-- body: validate websocket message
-- response: validate websocket response
+-   headers: validate headers before upgrade to WebSocket
+-   params: validate path paramters
+-   query: validate query parameters
+-   body: validate websocket message
+-   response: validate websocket response
 
 ::: tip
 It's recommended to use query parameters instead of path parameters in WebSocket, as parsing path parameters is expensive and sometime unrealiable for multiple data with long value.
 :::
 
 ## open
+
 Callback function for new websocket connection.
 
 Type:
+
 ```typescript
 open(ws: ServerWebSocket<{
     // uid for each connection
@@ -124,16 +138,18 @@ open(ws: ServerWebSocket<{
 ```
 
 ## message
+
 Callback function for incoming websocket message.
 
 Type:
+
 ```typescript
 message(
     ws: ServerWebSocket<{
         // uid for each connection
         id: string
         data: Context
-    }>, 
+    }>,
     message: Message
 ): this
 ```
@@ -141,9 +157,11 @@ message(
 `Message` type based on `schema.message`. Default is `string`.
 
 ## close
+
 Callback function for closing websocket connection.
 
 Type:
+
 ```typescript
 close(ws: ServerWebSocket<{
     // uid for each connection
@@ -153,42 +171,51 @@ close(ws: ServerWebSocket<{
 ```
 
 ## drain
+
 Callback function for the server is ready to accept more data.
 
 Type:
+
 ```typescript
 drain(
     ws: ServerWebSocket<{
         // uid for each connection
         id: string
         data: Context
-    }>, 
+    }>,
     code: number,
     reason: string
 ): this
 ```
 
 ## parse
+
 `Parse` middleware to parse the request before upgrading the HTTP connection to WebSocket.
 
 ## beforeHandle
+
 `Before Handle` middleware which execute before upgrading the HTTP connection to WebSocket.
 
 Ideal place for validation.
 
 ## transform
+
 `Transform` middleware which execute before validation.
 
 ## transformMessage
+
 Like `transform`, but execute before validation of WebSocket message
 
 ## header
+
 Additional headers to add before upgrade connection to WebSocket.
 
 ## Pattern
+
 Below you can find the common patterns to use the plugin.
 
 ## WebSocket message validation:
+
 Validate incoming WebSocket message.
 
 By default Elysia will parse incoming stringified JSON message as Object for validation.