use strict; use warnings FATAL => 'all'; use Apache::Test; use Apache::TestRequest; use Apache::TestUtil; use Apache::TestConfig (); # not reliable, hangs for some people: # my @test_cases = ( "ping0", "ping1" x 10, "ping2" x 100, "ping3" x 1024, "ping4" x 4096, "sendquit"); my @test_cases = ( "ping0", "ping1" x 10, "ping2" x 100, "ping3" x 1024, "sendquit"); my $total_tests = 2; plan tests => $total_tests, need 'AnyEvent::WebSocket::Client', need_module('proxy_http', 'lua'), need_min_apache_version('2.4.47'); require AnyEvent; require AnyEvent::WebSocket::Client; my $config = Apache::Test::config(); my $hostport = Apache::TestRequest::hostport(); my $client = AnyEvent::WebSocket::Client->new(timeout => 5); my $quit_program = AnyEvent->condvar; my $responses = 0; my $surprised = 0; $client->connect("ws://$hostport/proxy/wsoc")->cb(sub { our $connection = eval { shift->recv }; t_debug("wsoc connected"); if($@) { # handle error... warn $@; $quit_program->send(); return; } # AnyEvent::WebSocket::Connection does not pass the PONG message down to the callback # my $actualpingmsg = AnyEvent::WebSocket::Message->new(opcode => 0x09, body => "xxx"); # $connection->send($actualpingmsg); foreach (@test_cases){ $connection->send($_); } $connection->on(finish => sub { t_debug("finish"); }); # recieve message from the websocket... $connection->on(each_message => sub { # $connection is the same connection object # $message isa AnyEvent::WebSocket::Message my($connection, $message) = @_; $responses++; t_debug("wsoc msg received: " . substr($message->body, 0, 5). " opcode " . $message->opcode); if ("sendquit" eq $message->body) { $connection->send('quit'); t_debug("closing"); $connection->close; # doesn't seem to close TCP. $quit_program->send(); } elsif ($message->body =~ /^ping(\d)/) { my $offset = $1; if ($message->body ne $test_cases[$offset]) { $surprised++; } } else { $surprised++; } }); }); $quit_program->recv; ok t_cmp($surprised, 0); ok t_cmp($responses, scalar(@test_cases) );