salvo-websocket

To add WebSocket support in a Salvo Rust server, enable the websocket feature and use WebSocketUpgrade in your route handler to establish bidirectional real-time messaging connections.

Yes, Salvo WebSocket endpoints support handling text, binary, and ping/pong messages, allowing flexible real-time payload processing for chat and live update applications.

Salvo supports room broadcasting patterns for real-time chat, enabling message distribution across multiple connected clients for collaborative experiences and live updates.

You can authenticate WebSocket connections in Salvo using JWT by implementing optional JWT-auth scenarios during the WebSocket upgrade process to secure your real-time channels.

The best way to implement live updates in a Rust web application is using WebSockets for low-latency bidirectional communication, enabling real-time data push to connected clients.

Yes, you need the websocket feature enabled to use WebSocketUpgrade and related types in Salvo, as it provides the necessary traits and handlers for real-time communication setup.