Django-websocket-redis

Latest version: v0.6.0

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0.5.2

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* Fix issue 206: Safari websocket problem on runserver.

0.5.1

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* Allow WS4REDIS_PROCESS_REQUEST to be a string.
* Renamed spelling error: send_persited_messages -> send_persisted_messages.
* Fix: Handle binary messages in Python 3.
* Fix: Websocket closed status code compatibility with Django v1.11.
* Fix: Support for Unix Domain Sockets.

0.5.0

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* Support for Django-1.11.

0.4.8

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* Support Redis connections over Unix Domain Sockets.

0.4.7

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Improvements to the javascript API:

* Performing reconnection attempts when the first connection (on instantiation) fails.
* Adding the 'close()' method to enable closing the connection explicitly. When the connection is
closed calling this method, there will be no reconnection attempts. In order to connect again,
the client must be re-instantiated.
* Adding 'connecting' and 'disconnected' callback options. The first is fired right before the
Websocket is being instantiated, while tha last is fired after connection is closed.
* Adding the following methods to check websocket status: ``is_connecting()``, ``is_connected()``,
``is_closing()``, ``is_closed()``.
* Replaced ``STATIC_URL`` against ``{% static %}`` in all templates.
* Keep track on opened websockets.

0.4.6

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* Added support for the Sec-WebSocket-Protocol header. Thanks to Erwin Junge.
* Fixed bug in unpacking binary websocket protocol.

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