Building a Network Web Socket Proxy from Source

You can build and run a Network Web Socket Proxy from the latest source files contained in this repository with the following instructions:

1. Install go.

2. Download the necessary repository and all library dependencies using the following go get command:

    go get github.com/namedwebsockets/cmd/networkwebsockets
   

3. Locate and change directory to this newly downloaded repository:

    cd `go list -f '{{.Dir}}' github.com/namedwebsockets/cmd/networkwebsockets`
   

4. Now you can run a Network Web Socket Proxy with an optional port argument (on which to bind the localhost Network Web Socket Creator. The default port is 9009):

    go run run.go -port=9009
   

At this point a Network Web Socket Proxy should be up and ready for usage at localhost:9009 (or at the port you specified in step 4 above). You can load that URL in a web browser on the same machine to access a test console too.

You can now start using your Network Web Socket Proxy via any of the Network Web Socket Proxy Interfaces described in the project README file.