feature: Automatically reconnect the websocket connection on close #169
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Shouldn't this need some sort of delay or debounce? Wouldn't it start spamming requests? |
kezz
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| val warning = document.element<HTMLTextAreaElement>("connection-lost-warning") | ||
| val inputBox = document.element<HTMLTextAreaElement>("input") |
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Should remove the HTML for this too
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This still makes sense to have in cases where, for example the user has lost internet connection altogether, where there should be some evidence that the reconnection is being attempted
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I agree with rymiel, a set timeout or even better, exceptional backoff |
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Quite simple, just recreate the websocket and reinitialize it whenever it closes. Unsure if this will have any janky side-effects, but seems to work okay.
Closes #165.