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It would be nice to have a Go client that can be used to communicate from another go process/app.

When I changed the base 'baseURL' on the js side and http handle functions pattern on the go side, js client can not connect to server. Its about the string length. It can not connect to server if string length longer than 4.

Trying to set it up on OSX 10.11.6, Go version 1.8 and getting error:

go get github.com/desertbit/glue
# github.com/desertbit/glue/backend/sockets/websocket
glue/backend/sockets/websocket/socket.go:156: undefined: websocket.CloseError

Tried it on 1.7.4 on a Ubuntu 14.04 VPS and it installed without problem.

Maybe it's a problem due to the package having the same name as gorilla/websocket package?

The sirupsen organization has been renamed to lowercase "github.com/sirupsen/logrus". This causes issues when trying to resolve this project's dependencies.

Imports should be search-replaced to use lower-case "sirupsen"

I don't see any documentation about this? Will simply send to a channel broadcast the message to all clients in that channel?

Why

• For token based authentication, and getting the current user from the request
• For access to request params
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Hi,

I was wondering if it would be possible to split out the client library so that I can then be published to NPM and other Javascript package management tools and the bought in as a modern dependency?

Thanks.

I'd like to use this in a project, but there are several issues related to the GPL that could cause trouble when the js code is distributed in a web app. Would it be possible to add a dual MIT license to this code?

Discuss the idea of broadcasting rooms and implement this feature.

This is a great, no nonsense, library. Thanks for creating it! With that said can you possibly entertain the idea of getting rid of the jquery dependency? Jquery is great and all but it's too much fluff when all you need is the ajax portion. At least if continuing to use a dependency maybe change to axios or fetch or something that is specifically created for the job needed.

Thanks!