node-websockify-js v0.8.1

node-websockify: NodeJS module version of websockify-js

Original version of websockify-js you can found here.

websockify was formerly named wsproxy and was part of the noVNC project.

At the most basic level, websockify just translates WebSockets traffic to normal socket traffic. Websockify accepts the WebSockets handshake, parses it, and then begins forwarding traffic between the client and the target in both directions.

To use node-websockify:

npm install node-websockify

const Websockify = require('.');

(async () => {

    //Create websockify instance
    let wsockify = new Websockify(
        {
            source: 'localhost:5901', //WebSocket server binding address
            target: 'localhost:5900', //Proxying TCP port
            //logEnabled: false,      //Disable logging
        }
    );

    //Start websockify instance
    await wsockify.start();

    //Some stuff...

    //Stops websockify instance
    await wsockify.stop();

})();

Also supports multiple websockify by using shared webserver:

const Websockify = require('.');

const http = require('http');

//Shared web server
let webServer = http.createServer();
webServer.listen(5901);

(async () => {

    let wsockify1 = new Websockify(
        {
            webServer,
            target: 'localhost:5900',
            path: '/socket1',
        }
    );
    let wsockify2 = new Websockify(
        {
            webServer,
            target: 'localhost:5900',
            path: '/socket2',
        }
    );

    await wsockify1.start();
    await wsockify2.start();

})();

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