Packard_Goose
Issue with Websockex and json encoding
I’m trying to send a message using websockex but I’m getting an error when I try to send out my json string (I used Jason), what could I possibly be missing?
"{\"action\":\"subscribe\",\"options\":{\"accounts\":[\"nano_1qzfp3op48im348qdybmrheu9dogtopj1jyioguq9pyo5i7mkqgo4jaswp4a\"],\"all_local_accounts\":true},\"topic\":\"confirmation\"}"
** (ArgumentError) argument error
:erlang.send(MitoNode.Client, {:"$websockex_cast", "{\"action\":\"subscribe\",\"options\":{\"accounts\":[\"nano_1qzfp3op48im348qdybmrheu9dogtopj1jyioguq9pyo5i7mkqgo4jaswp4a\"],\"all_local_accounts\":true},\"topic\":\"confirmation\"}"})
(websockex) lib/websockex/utils.ex:57: WebSockex.Utils.send/2
(websockex) lib/websockex.ex:398: WebSockex.cast/2
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NobbZ
That just delegates the start of the client to its start_link/1, IIRC.
But in that, do you actually name the started process?
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CamonZ
You can also use the pid of the WebSockex process and WebSockex.send_frame/2 to send the data. e.g.
{:ok, pid} = MyWebSockexWrapper.start_link()
msg = Jason.encode!(%{
"action" => "subscribe",
"topic" => "confirmation",
"options" => %{
"all_local_accounts" => true,
"accounts" => [
"nano_1qzfp3op48im348qdybmrheu9dogtopj1jyioguq9pyo5i7mkqgo4jaswp4a"
]
})
WebSockex.send_frame(pid, {:text, msg})
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