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Were you able to figure this out? I have a similar need. |
Also in need of this. I'm not great with Python but I'm going to give it a shot, and see if I can manually add it. Edit: I have finished the portion to grab the query string. It's now working as expected, I simply need to finish the code. I will update with the appropriate code within a day or two. |
For sake of simplicity, I'll just post the updated code here. I haven't tested the code on a wide range of strings, right now if your query parameters contain more than alphanumeric characters, it could potentially break. I simply made this for my needs. In order to add this feature, you will need to update two functions in the websocket_server.py source code.
After you edit the websocket_server.py script, you can then access the query parameters via any callback that provides the client. Eg:
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I have created a PR, which can be a solution for this issue. |
How can I retrieve URL query parameters in the on_connect method?
For example:
I have a client which connects using the following url:
ws://localhost:5000?identification=web-client
How can I retrieve the
identification
parameter in the on_connect?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: