How to use the @kui-shell/plugin-bash-like.StdioChannelWebsocketSide function in @kui-shell/plugin-bash-like
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const { wss } = await wssMain(N, server, port, cookie)
debug('spawning subprocess')
const child = spawn(process.argv[0], [mainPath, 'bash', 'websocket', 'stdio'], options)
child.on('error', err => {
console.error('error spawning subprocess', err)
reject(err)
})
child.on('exit', code => {
debug('subprocess exit', code)
})
const channel = new StdioChannelWebsocketSide(wss)
await channel.init(child, process.env.KUI_HEARTBEAT_INTERVAL || 30000)
channel.once('closed', () => {
debug('channel closed')
})
channel.once('open', () => {
debug('channel open')
const proto = process.env.KUI_USE_HTTP === 'true' ? 'ws' : 'wss'
resolve({
type: 'object',
cookie: {
key: sessionKey,
value: sessionToken,
path: `/bash/${N}`@kui-shell/plugin-bash-like
Kui plugin that offers local bash-like shell integrations
