How to use _receive_messages method in localstack

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websocket_base.py

Source:websocket_base.py Github

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...19 "server" if self.incoming_direction == Direction.NodeToServer else "client"20 )21 def initialize(self) -> None:22 loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()23 self._receive_task = loop.create_task(self._receive_messages())24 async def recieve_messages(self) -> None:25 await self._receive_task26 async def _receive_messages(self) -> None:27 print(f"{self._name} starting to receive messages")28 try:29 while self._ws is not None or self._ws.closed or self._receive_task.done():30 ws_msg = await self._ws.receive()31 if ws_msg.type == WSMsgType.BINARY:32 node_msg = NodeMessage()33 node_msg.ParseFromString(ws_msg.data)34 print(35 f"{self._name} received node_msg: direction={node_msg.direction}, id={node_msg.id}"36 )37 if node_msg.direction == self.incoming_direction:38 response = await self.incoming_request_handler(node_msg.bytes)39 # currently, only bytes change in responses, so just reuse node_msg40 node_msg.bytes = response...

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network_interface.py

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...34 text = self.scanner.msg_to_ascii(msg) # convert it to text35 data = text.encode() # convert it to byte-data36 self.server_socket.send(data) # send it through socket3738 def _receive_messages(self):39 """ Continuously listens for messages and adds them to the buffer """40 print('Ready to receive...')41 while (True):42 data = self.server_socket.recv(4096) # receive byte data43 text = data.decode() # convert data to text44 msg = self.scanner.ascii_to_msg(text) # build message object45 self.recv_buffer.append(msg) # add message to buffer4647 def send(self, msg):48 """ Adds a message to the send buffer. It will be sent when it reaches49 the front of the queue """50 self.send_buffer.append(msg)5152 def receive(self): ...

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client.py

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...31 async with cls(http, ws).start() as client:32 yield client33 @asynccontextmanager34 async def start(self):35 async with concurrent_tasks(self._receive_messages(), self._send_messages()):36 yield self37 async def _receive_messages(self):38 async for room_id, raw_message in self.ws.receive_raw_messages():39 room = self.rooms[room_id]40 message = parse_message(raw_message)41 message.room = room42 room.handle_message(message)43 self.received_messages.dispatch(message)44 async def _send_messages(self):45 async for raw_message in self.sent_messages.collect():...

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