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var ( // ErrWsClosed is the error message when a websocket.(*Conn).Close tries to // close an already closed connection. See Go's src/internal/poll/fd.go. ErrWsClosed = "use of closed network connection" )
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var Subscriptions = map[string]HubSignal{ "newblock": SigNewBlock, "mempool": SigMempoolUpdate, "ping": SigPingAndUserCount, "newtxs": SigNewTxs, "address": SigAddressTx, "blockchainSync": SigSyncStatus, }
Functions ¶
func IsIOTimeoutErr ¶
IsIOTimeoutErr checks if the passed error indicates an I/O timeout error.
func IsTemporaryErr ¶
IsTemporaryErr checks if the passed error indicates a transient error. DEPRECATED.
func IsWSClosedErr ¶
IsWSClosedErr checks if the passed error indicates a closed websocket connection.
Types ¶
type AddressMessage ¶
func (AddressMessage) String ¶
func (am AddressMessage) String() string
type HubMessage ¶
type HubMessage struct { Signal HubSignal Msg interface{} }
func (HubMessage) IsValid ¶
func (m HubMessage) IsValid() bool
func (HubMessage) String ¶
func (m HubMessage) String() string
type HubSignal ¶
type HubSignal int
const ( SigSubscribe HubSignal = iota SigUnsubscribe SigDecodeTx SigGetMempoolTxs SigSendTx SigVersion SigNewBlock SigMempoolUpdate SigPingAndUserCount SigNewTx SigNewTxs SigAddressTx SigSyncStatus SigByeNow SigUnknown )
These are the different signal types used for passing messages between the client and server, and internally between the pubsub and websocket hubs.
func ValidateSubscription ¶
type RequestMessage ¶
type ResponseMessage ¶
type Ver ¶
type Ver struct { Major uint32 `json:"major"` Minor uint32 `json:"minor"` Patch uint32 `json:"patch"` }
Ver is a json tagged version type.
type WebSocketMessage ¶
type WebSocketMessage struct { EventId string `json:"event"` Message json.RawMessage `json:"message"` }
WebSocketMessage represents the JSON object used to send and receive typed messages to the web client.
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