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hook.io bridge to websockets using socket.io-client. I had to use a branch that is pending a pull request with learnboost, but hopefully they will accept it soon, and this can be the standard.
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hook.io bridge to websockets using socket.io-client. I had to use a
branch that is pending a pull request with learnboost, but hopefully
they will accept it soon, and this can be the standard.
requires that you do a local npm install of the 3rd/socket.io-client dir.