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WebSocketSharp-netstandard
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WebSocketSharp-netstandard
websocket-sharp provides the WebSocket protocol client and server. It supports: - RFC 6455 - WebSocket Client and Server - Per-message Compression extension - Secure Connection - HTTP Authentication (Basic/Digest) - Query String, Origin header and Cookies - Connecting through the HTTP Proxy server - .NET 3.5 or later (includes compatible)
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websocket-sharp provides the WebSocket protocol client and server. It supports: - RFC 6455 - WebSocket Client and Server - Per-message Compression extension - Secure Connection - HTTP Authentication (Basic/Digest) - Query String, Origin header and Cookies - Connecting through the HTTP Proxy server - .NET 3.5 or later (includes compatible)
We found that websocketsharp-netstandard demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 24 Oct 2017
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