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# Websockets
Is a websocket library, including both server and client, for Processing
# Websockets for Processing

** Create websocket servers and clients, which makes it possible to communicate with the
**Create websocket servers and clients, which makes it possible to communicate with the
outside world including web sites. With this library it is possible to have true two-way
real-time connections with other Processing sketches, web sites, Internet of Things
devises etc. **
devises etc.**

## Updates
This is the initial version of the library, and it is therefore an update in it self :-)

## Technical development details
The library has been developed on a Mac with El Capitan, I have used the Eclipse Luna IDE,
and I have only tested on Processing version 3.0.1.

The library is build with the Jetty websocket implementation, and different Jetty libraries
are therefore needed for running this library. All dependencies are included in the downloadable
zip file. The source code is available through this Github project (open source under MIT
license) as well as included in the zip file below.
## Download
The library can be downloaded here:
https://github.com/alexandrainst/processing_websockets/blob/master/webSockets.zip?raw=true

## Installation
Unzip and put the extracted webSockets folder into the libraries folder of your Processing
sketches. Reference and examples are included in the webSockets folder.

## Examples explained
I have provided two simple examples on using both the client and server part. These can be
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## Technical development details
The library has been developed on a Mac with El Capitan, I have used the Eclipse Luna IDE,
and I have only tested on Processing version 3.0.1.

## Download
The library can be downloaded here:
https://github.com/alexandrainst/processing_websockets/blob/master/webSockets.zip?raw=true

## Installation
Unzip and put the extracted webSockets folder into the libraries folder of your Processing
sketches. Reference and examples are included in the webSockets folder.
The library is build with the Jetty websocket implementation, and different Jetty libraries
are therefore needed for running this library. All dependencies are included in the downloadable
zip file. The source code is available through this Github project (open source under MIT
license) as well as included in the zip file below.

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