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Websocket on Windows #208
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Would love to know if anyone got this to build on win. All the previous other githubs seem abandoned. Don't mind throw some bucks to someone. |
Here, we have windows build for both amd64 and i686, with websocket and latest chrome versions. |
This is excellent @yifeikong . Is there anyway to send data through the websocket? I need to send 2 messages to "auth". |
It's pretty standard curl stuff, see the docs for detailed explanation. If you are using python, we have a dedicated binding for curl-impersonate. |
I’m actually using C#. Using cmd to start the process then read the results. Is there anyway to do that?
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It's pretty standard curl stuff, see the docs<https://everything.curl.dev/helpers/ws> for detailed explanation.
If you are using python, we have a dedicated binding<https://github.com/yifeikong/curl_cffi/tree/main/examples/websockets> for curl-impersonate.
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I'm not sure how to do it via calling the |
Does curl-impersonate support websocket on Windows?
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