A port of the jquery plugin ( http://bloga.jp/ws/jq/ ) to provide some extra functionality on top of the raw WebSocket object.

Simply include the source. You will be able to construct a moosockets instance as follows:

var ms= new MooSocket({
  url : "ws://localhost:8081",
  onopen : function () {
    console.log('connected');
  },
  onmessage : function (data) { 
    console.log('received data');
  },

  onclose : function (event) {
    console.log('disconnected');
  }                         
});

You should provide implementations of each of these callback functions as appropriate to your needs.

To send data to the server do the following:

ms.wssend(JSON.encode({"a":1,"b":[]});

If you wish to use logging (handy for diagnostics) then set the 'loggingEnabled' option to 'true'. (You can also override the default logging behaviour by also passing a function as the 'logger' option.)