WebSocket Request Interface

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Request Interface

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Connection Status

• Disconnected: Initial state, ready to connect
• Connecting: Establishing connection to server
• Connected: Successfully connected and ready to send messages
• Disconnected: Connection lost or manually closed

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Message Composition

• Message Type: Choose between Text, JSON, XML — set per message
• Message Editor: Compose your message with syntax highlighting
• Send Button: Send that individual message to the active connection
• Add Message: Add additional messages to the same request
• Rename: Double-click a message label to rename it
• Delete: Remove a message individually (at least one message must remain)

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Message History

• Sent Messages: All messages you’ve sent (marked with →)
• Received Messages: All messages received from server (marked with ←)
• Timestamps: When each message was sent/received
• Message Sorting: Toggle between newest/oldest first

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Connection Management

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Establishing Connection

1. Click the “Connect” button to establish the WebSocket connection
2. Monitor connection status in the status indicator
3. View connection logs for detailed connection information

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Multiple Messages

1. Click Add Message to add a new message slot. Each message has its own format selector (Text, JSON, XML) and editor.

2. Click the Send button on a specific message to send only that message to the active connection.

3. Double-click a message label to rename it.

4. To remove a message, click the delete icon. The last remaining message cannot be deleted.

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Sending Messages

1. Compose your message in the message editor
2. Select message type (Text, JSON, XML)
3. Click Send button on the message you want to transmit
4. View sent message in the message history

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Receiving Messages

1. Monitor the message history for incoming messages
2. View message details including timestamp and content
3. Use test scripts to validate received messages

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Closing Connection

1. Click “Disconnect” to close the WebSocket connection
2. Connection status will update to “Disconnected”
3. Message history is preserved for review

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File Format

meta {
  name: web-socket
  type: ws
  seq: 1
}

ws {
  url: wss://echo.websocket.org
}

body:ws {
  message 1 [json] {
    {"name":"Bruno"}
  }

  message 2 [json] {
    {"msg":"The most loving API client by developers"}
  }
}

info:
  name: web-socket
  type: ws
  seq: 1

ws:
  url: wss://echo.websocket.org
  messages:
    - name: message 1
      type: json
      body: |-
        {"name":"Bruno"}
    - name: message 2
      type: json
      body: |-
        {"msg":"The most loving API client by developers"}