The thing with WebSockets is that they are message oriented. WebSockets endpoints are presented with a series of distinct messages, whereas stdin/stdout are str

The thing with WebSockets is that they are message oriented. WebSockets endpoints are presented with a series of distinct messages, whereas stdin/stdout are stream based and you have to build messaging on top, if that's what you want. I guess the idea here is that you are just using '\n' as the message delimiter?