yes, agreed, I provide 2 functions, one which you override to determine whether a given websocket can connect, and one where you determine whether a given fake

yes, agreed, I provide 2 functions, one which you override to determine whether a given websocket can connect, and one where you determine whether a given fake zmq socket can connect. you should definitely override both and set them to something sane a list of allowed connection sockets, etc... I might end up making a list of allowed sockets required in the future, or go with your approach of requiring some mapping of strings -> sockets, so chatservice -> tcp://127.0.0.1:9001 for example and then teh client must reference chatservice, rather than tcp://127.0.0.1:9001