Specify WebSocket port

[lukechilds]

Specify WebSocket port

[lukechilds]

Or if you can do the free port check internally so we know that:

{method: 'getendpoint'}

Will always work and return us an available port.

That would be ideal. But if that's too much work on your end we can do the check ourselves and pass it through.

[jl777]

good idea. if the port requested is inuse, you will get an error and have to use a different port.
I will add "port" field to getendpoint

[jl777]

pushed version with support for "port" field in getendpoint, it will use that to bind the endpoint.
only one such endpoint is supported, so the first getendpoint that succeeds will be the endpoint for that session. default is 5555

[lukechilds]

Sounds good, will test tomorrow.

[lukechilds]

This appears to have introduced a bug where mm always thinks the port is in use so I can no longer connect to the websocket:

$ curl 'http://127.0.0.1:49707/' --data-binary '{"queueid":0,"method":"getendpoint"}'
{"error":"Address already in use","err":-1,"socket":12}

$ curl 'http://127.0.0.1:49707/' --data-binary '{"queueid":0,"method":"getendpoint","port":5555}'
{"error":"Address already in use","err":-1,"socket":12}

$ curl 'http://127.0.0.1:49707/' --data-binary '{"queueid":0,"method":"getendpoint","port":1234}'
{"error":"Address already in use","err":-1,"socket":12}

Ports 5555 and 1234 are definitely free.

[jl777]

found bug, fixed

[lukechilds]

Resolved, thanks!