21 lines
1.1 KiB
TypeScript
21 lines
1.1 KiB
TypeScript
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// Opens a runtime WebSocket the right way for the active runtime: through the
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// relay tunnel when relay mode is active, or a native browser WebSocket
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// otherwise (wrapped to the same shape). Every runtime WS consumer — the event
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// pipeline, dictation, terminal — must go through here so relay mode carries
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// ALL socket traffic, not just the main event stream. A raw `new WebSocket(url)`
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// against a relay-mode runtime fails: the resolver yields a tunnel-virtual URL
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// (or a capacitor:// origin) that the platform WebSocket rejects with
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// "The string did not match the expected pattern".
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import { getActiveRelayTunnel } from './runtime-tunnel';
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import { wsUrlToTunnelPath } from './tunnel-payloads';
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import { wrapBrowserWebSocket, type RelayTunnelWebSocket } from './tunnel-client';
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export const openRuntimeWebSocket = (url: string, protocols?: string[]): RelayTunnelWebSocket => {
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const relay = getActiveRelayTunnel();
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if (relay) {
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return relay.openWebSocket(wsUrlToTunnelPath(url), protocols);
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}
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return wrapBrowserWebSocket(protocols ? new WebSocket(url, protocols) : new WebSocket(url));
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};
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