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I can't find a very simple example how to do websocket connect in python, and provide some on_message callback that listens to incoming messages.



So the websocket has create_connection method to create a connection, but I don't see where I can pass a callback function that will be called each time the other side send messages to me.



I am creating a simple python websocket proxy/relay, so every time a client is connected to my server, I want to create a connection to another server, and then listen to incoming messages so I can pass them back to the client.










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  • 1. add some code. 2. which lib are you using? 3. the problem is with the client or with the server?

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I can't find a very simple example how to do websocket connect in python, and provide some on_message callback that listens to incoming messages.



So the websocket has create_connection method to create a connection, but I don't see where I can pass a callback function that will be called each time the other side send messages to me.



I am creating a simple python websocket proxy/relay, so every time a client is connected to my server, I want to create a connection to another server, and then listen to incoming messages so I can pass them back to the client.










share|improve this question























  • 1. add some code. 2. which lib are you using? 3. the problem is with the client or with the server?

    – Dekel
    Nov 20 '18 at 11:06














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I can't find a very simple example how to do websocket connect in python, and provide some on_message callback that listens to incoming messages.



So the websocket has create_connection method to create a connection, but I don't see where I can pass a callback function that will be called each time the other side send messages to me.



I am creating a simple python websocket proxy/relay, so every time a client is connected to my server, I want to create a connection to another server, and then listen to incoming messages so I can pass them back to the client.










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I can't find a very simple example how to do websocket connect in python, and provide some on_message callback that listens to incoming messages.



So the websocket has create_connection method to create a connection, but I don't see where I can pass a callback function that will be called each time the other side send messages to me.



I am creating a simple python websocket proxy/relay, so every time a client is connected to my server, I want to create a connection to another server, and then listen to incoming messages so I can pass them back to the client.







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  • 1. add some code. 2. which lib are you using? 3. the problem is with the client or with the server?

    – Dekel
    Nov 20 '18 at 11:06



















  • 1. add some code. 2. which lib are you using? 3. the problem is with the client or with the server?

    – Dekel
    Nov 20 '18 at 11:06

















1. add some code. 2. which lib are you using? 3. the problem is with the client or with the server?

– Dekel
Nov 20 '18 at 11:06





1. add some code. 2. which lib are you using? 3. the problem is with the client or with the server?

– Dekel
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So I managed to do it this way. I hope that's the optimal way to do so.



ws = create_connection(url)
def run(*args):
while True:
try:
message = ws.recv() # This is blocking
# do what I need to do here
except WebSocketClosedError:
break

thread.start_new_thread(run, ())





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    So I managed to do it this way. I hope that's the optimal way to do so.



    ws = create_connection(url)
    def run(*args):
    while True:
    try:
    message = ws.recv() # This is blocking
    # do what I need to do here
    except WebSocketClosedError:
    break

    thread.start_new_thread(run, ())





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      So I managed to do it this way. I hope that's the optimal way to do so.



      ws = create_connection(url)
      def run(*args):
      while True:
      try:
      message = ws.recv() # This is blocking
      # do what I need to do here
      except WebSocketClosedError:
      break

      thread.start_new_thread(run, ())





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        So I managed to do it this way. I hope that's the optimal way to do so.



        ws = create_connection(url)
        def run(*args):
        while True:
        try:
        message = ws.recv() # This is blocking
        # do what I need to do here
        except WebSocketClosedError:
        break

        thread.start_new_thread(run, ())





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        So I managed to do it this way. I hope that's the optimal way to do so.



        ws = create_connection(url)
        def run(*args):
        while True:
        try:
        message = ws.recv() # This is blocking
        # do what I need to do here
        except WebSocketClosedError:
        break

        thread.start_new_thread(run, ())






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