Month: April 2024

Here's an example of using the web socket server to handle messages and store the results in Redis. Since I wrote this, modifications have been considered, but that's a post for another day.

Before we move to the next part of the WS + API Server series, I wanted to talk a bit about Redis and Redis-OM.

Now we're getting somewhere: dynamically handling messages from the client.

Our main entry point sets up our combined HTTP(S) and WS server, but attempting to communicate with the server using either protocol will result in no response. In this post, we’re going to look at the middleware that allows the server to…