The Perpetual Amateur · Aug 22, 2015
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Recently, I built an encrypted chat service , which was based on tornado and ember.js . The project itself had grave security issues, so I shut it down, but while working on it I learned a few new things and testing websockets with tornado is one of them. Most of the material out there for this suggests developing separate client based tests, which I didn’t want to do. Eventually, I figured…
Recently, I built an encrypted chat service, which was based on tornado and ember.js. The project itself had grave security issues, so I shut it down, but while working on it I learned a few new things and testing websockets with tornado is one of them.
Most of the material out there for this suggests developing separate client based tests, which I didn’t want to do. Eventually, I figured out that tornado already provides all the utilities to do unit/integration tests for websockets.
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