Starts a webtransport-go server on port 12345.
The server accepts incoming WebTransport sessions, waits for a bidirectional stream to be opened on the session, writes 256MB of data into it an closes the stream.
The client connects to the server, opens a bidirectional stream, reads all the data from it an expects to receive all of the data.
It works on Chrome, fails on Firefox.
Clone this repo then:
- Install
go1.20or later - Install go deps with
go get
- Run
npm start - You should see something like:
% npm start
> go-webtransport-readable-never-ends@1.0.0 start
> node index.js
SERVER start
SERVER ready
Paste the following code into https://codepen.io/pen/?editors=0012 or simmilar:
(async function main () {
console.info('CLIENT create session')
... more code here- Paste the JS code into a https://codepen.io/pen/?editors=0012 or otherwise run it in a browser
- Ensure the browser console is visible
- See the browser output:
// lots of output
"bytes" 268362464
"bytes" 268369920
"bytes" 268406352
"bytes" 268427592
If the stream ends successfully, you'll see:
"CLIENT read stream finished"
"CLIENT received" 268435456 "bytes of 268435456"
If it doesn't, you won't.