websocketj

redirect the STDIN/STDOUT from server side to web browser. you can operate/monitor the server side program in browser. https://www.cnblogs.com/xiaozhi_5638/p/8760351.html

details

the websocketj can hook other process's STDIN and STDOUT, any message received from remote websocket client will be wrriten into process's STDIN, and any output from process's STDOUT will be sent to remote websocket client.

the websocketj is written by Java, can run on Windows(tested on Windows 10), Linux(tested on CentOS 6.5) and other platforms. the websocketj can work fine with any processes as long as the processes surpport STDIN and STDOUT, so it can be developed by Java, Go, Python, C#, Lua, Ruby, Scala and any other languages, all depends on you!

websocketj also surpports static web server, you can visit static resources such as html, images, js and css from it, just give a listen port as startup parameter(--ssport)!

how to use

• Step1: develop your serverside program, MUST surpport stdin/stdout. you can use any language on any platform, java, go, C#, C++ and etc, depends on yourself.
• Step2: develop your frontend program(html), CAN receive data from backend and send data to it with WebSocket technology.
• Step3: put your html(css/js/image) static resources into a directory on the server, say /usr/local/websocketj/html/.
• Step4: start the websocketj with parameters, say websocketj --wsport=8081 --ssport=8082 --staticDir=/usr/local/websocketj/html/ yourprogram args....
• Step5: visit the html page via any web browser that surpports WebSocket protocal. Now you can operate the serverside program with your local browser!

startup paramters

• --wsport: websocket server port.

• --ssport: static web server port.

• --staticDir: the static resource directory.

after the websocketj started successfully, input http://ip:ssport/ (http://192.168.3.74:8082/) in your browser location bar, you will see the welcome page!

demo

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