Deflate-frame support about http-kit HOT 10 CLOSED

If Nginx or other reverse proxy can do this transparently, then http-kit will not duplicate the logic.

From this discussion tornadoweb/tornado#668, it seems that the per-frame compression spec is not finalized yet

Anyway, will look into this, try to write some code to see if it feels right to do so. will keep you updated.

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I wonder if browsers are starting to expect this? I can’t get WebSocket connections to work to http-kit. In Safari attempts result in: [Error] WebSocket connection to 'ws://localhost:16000/ws' failed: Compressed bit must be 0 if no negotiated deflate-frame extension (1, line 0), and in Chrome I see: WebSocket connection to 'ws://localhost:16000/ws' failed: Invalid frame header. So for now I have to give up on the idea of WebSockets, and just have my page poll for new data frequently.

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@brunchboy I followed the sente README to the letter, and I'm also getting the exact same errors in Chrome and Safari.

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I’d love for this to work, so I can stop wasting (albeit small amounts of) CPU polling every 30ms.

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@brunchboy my problem was caused by ring middleware.

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Oh, really? Which piece of middleware, and how were you able to resolve it?

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I really wish I were able to use this functionality. @pate can you tell me what middleware was the issue and how you resolved it?

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@pate or anyone else have any input on this? Thanks!

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Even if not, I don’t think it was inappropriate of you to close the issue, if @pate is correct, the problem is not with http-kit.

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@brunchboy Thanks!

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