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+[Client](Client.md) • [Server](Server.md) • [Message](Message.md) • Examples • [Changelog](Changelog.md) • [Contributing](Contributing.md)
+
+# Websocket: Examples
+
+Here are some examples on how to use the WebSocket library.
+
+##  Echo logger
+
+In dev environment (as in having run composer to include dev dependencies) you have
+access to a simple echo logger that print out information synchronously.
+
+This is usable for debugging. For production, use a proper logger.
+
+```php
+namespace WebSocket;
+
+$logger = new EchoLogger();
+
+$client = new Client('ws://echo.websocket.org/');
+$client->setLogger($logger);
+
+$server = new Server();
+$server->setLogger($logger);
+```
+
+An example of server output;
+```
+info     | Server listening to port 8000 []
+debug    | Wrote 129 of 129 bytes. []
+info     | Server connected to port 8000 []
+info     | Received 'text' message []
+debug    | Wrote 9 of 9 bytes. []
+info     | Sent 'text' message []
+debug    | Received 'close', status: 1000. []
+debug    | Wrote 32 of 32 bytes. []
+info     | Sent 'close' message []
+info     | Received 'close' message []
+```
+
+## The `send` client
+
+Source: [examples/send.php](../examples/send.php)
+
+A simple, single send/receive client.
+
+Example use:
+```
+php examples/send.php --opcode text "A text message" // Send a text message to localhost
+php examples/send.php --opcode ping "ping it" // Send a ping message to localhost
+php examples/send.php --uri ws://echo.websocket.org "A text message" // Send a text message to echo.websocket.org
+php examples/send.php --opcode text --debug "A text message" // Use runtime debugging
+```
+
+## The `echoserver` server
+
+Source: [examples/echoserver.php](../examples/echoserver.php)
+
+A simple server that responds to recevied commands.
+
+Example use:
+```
+php examples/echoserver.php // Run with default settings
+php examples/echoserver.php --port 8080 // Listen on port 8080
+php examples/echoserver.php --debug //  Use runtime debugging
+```
+
+These strings can be sent as message to trigger server to perform actions;
+* `exit` - Server will initiate close procedure
+* `ping` - Server will send a ping message
+* `headers` - Server will respond with all headers provided by client
+* `auth` -  Server will respond with auth header if provided by client
+* For other sent strings, server will respond with the same strings
+
+## The `random` client
+
+Source: [examples/random_client.php](../examples/random_client.php)
+
+The random client will use random options and continuously send/receive random messages.
+
+Example use:
+```
+php examples/random_client.php --uri ws://echo.websocket.org // Connect to echo.websocket.org
+php examples/random_client.php --timeout 5 --fragment_size 16 // Specify settings
+php examples/random_client.php --debug //  Use runtime debugging
+```
+
+## The `random` server
+
+Source: [examples/random_server.php](../examples/random_server.php)
+
+The random server will use random options and continuously send/receive random messages.
+
+Example use:
+```
+php examples/random_server.php --port 8080 // // Listen on port 8080
+php examples/random_server.php --timeout 5 --fragment_size 16 // Specify settings
+php examples/random_server.php --debug //  Use runtime debugging
+```