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Please can you explain me how I can add a custom header to pass an authorization token into header?

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ReferenceError: window is not defined
    at Object.<anonymous> (node_modules/clusterws-client-js/index.js:86:14)
   at Module._compile (module.js:652:30)

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ClusterJS v3.1.1
Linux Ubuntu 18.04

Add remote start to trigger the creation of Socket instead of connecting immediately after ClusterWS instance created. It would help rxjs to attach connect listener before the Socket connected.

AFAIK if the rxjs pipeline is too complex it will take more time before the Socket connected.

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1. 3.0.4 client, 3.0.5 server
2. Ubuntu 17.10
3. Hi, I updated from version 2.x -> to 3.x (Server and client). When i restarting my app I got an error in the console on the Chrome "TypeError: t.subarray is not a function
   at uint8ArrayToString (index.js:9)
   at WebSocket.websocket.onmessage (index.js:141)"
   As I understood this error appears when we send message to the client.
   Example server side: socket.send('eventName', 'test message');

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ClusterWS-Client-JS v3.0.6 not working on v4.0.0.

Connected but not receive on: connect event

Is there ClusterWS-Client-JS compatible with v4.0.0?

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Hi, is there a way to disable auto re-subscribe when socket is reconnected ?

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hi, I've a problem when use ClusterWS in secure mode.
I've a NodeJS server with ClusterWS that handle the Ws request and on it I configure my cert but when I try to connect from client I got always this error:
failed: Error during WebSocket handshake: net::ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR

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Hi all, I'm thinking of using ClusterWs for a demo app. I was wondering if I can access the raw video data on the server for some extra processing before passing it to the clients?

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Please can you add an option to disable the logging into console?

Server

socket.send('myMsg', {
    ID: 123123312,
    message: 'my message'
});

Client

//  Working
socket.on('message', async message => {
    console.log('message', message);
});

//  Not working
socket.on('myMsg', async data => { 
    console.log('data', data);
});

client.js

        socket = new ClusterWSClient({
            url: 'wss://' + window.location.host,
            autoReconnect: true,
            autoReconnectOptions: {
                attempts: 10,
                minInterval: 10000,
                maxInterval: 100000
            }
        });


        let channel = socket.subscribe('server.log');
        channel.setWatcher((message) => console.log(message));
        channel.publish('any-data-you-want');

        // Nothing in console (((

server.js

//...
const worker = function(){

    const wss = this.wss;
    const server = this.server;

    wss.publish('server.log', 'connected11111');

    wss.on('connection', (socket, req) => {
          wss.publish('server.log', 'try to publish again');
          //....
    });

};

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Using:

1. ClusterWS v3.1.1
2. OS Ubuntu 18.04

Desc:
'disconnect' event is not triggered after the socket is closed. After I check the disconnect event is missing in the event list in the EventEmitter.

17:20:33.702 emit {error: ƒ, connect: ƒ, response: ƒ, disconnect} connect
17:20:33.718 subscribe to to channel
17:20:33.719 status$: ON
17:20:33.764 emit {error: ƒ, connect: ƒ, response: ƒ} response

I've tried to check if off in the EventEmitter is triggered, but it's not.

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Clicked typescript link and nothing changed.

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Is there any example of clusterWS-Client-JS implementation for uWebSockets Server. I have basically invested some time on python server side tasks and want to read some data pushed by the websocket ###python server (not yet implemented).
`import uws
import asyncio
from time import time

Integrate with asyncio
asyncio.set_event_loop(uws.Loop())

app = uws.App({
"some": "option"
})

def getHandler(res, req):
res.end("Hello Python!")

app.get("/*", getHandler)

def listenHandler():
print(time())

app.listen("ws://localhost", 3000, listenHandler)

Run asyncio event loop
asyncio.get_event_loop().run_forever()`

#client (to be changed into standalone browser script)
`const { WebSocket } = require('@clusterws/cws');
const socket = new WebSocket('ws://localhost:3000');

socket.on('open', () => {
console.log('opened')
});

socket.on('message', (message) => {
console.log(message)
});

socket.on('error', (err) => {
console.log()
});`

###the expected work flow is as below

browser->server->login()
server->browser->success()
browser->server->subscribe(data)
server->browser->message()

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1. What version of ClusterWS do you use (you can find it in package.json)
   2.2.1

2. The operating system you are running on.
   Windows 8.1 64bit

3. Describe the problem as clear as possible.
   It's simple, actually. I came to clusterWS from socket.io, so, the question is: How to use callbacks on socket.emit ? Whenever I put a third parameter on it (1st: channel, 2nd: data, 3rd... callback?), the server gives an "SyntaxError: Unexpected token u in JSON at position 0" error, which based on other issues, makes me think it's because the 3rd parameter is not supposed to be a callback/function-type.