How to read URLCredential?

[lexuanquynh]

How to read URLCredential?

[nerzh]

Hi, if for some reason this is not enough for you
https://github.com/nerzh/Action-Cable-Swift?tab=readme-ov-file#authorization--headers
then no, the standard rails protocol did not accept other parameters during the development of this library

[nerzh]

Starscream is fucking shit )
sorry but that's how it is 🙂

I added configurator for default socket implementation, try it maybe it will help you

[lexuanquynh]

@nerzh
You saved my life.
I was really stuck in my code for 2 days.
Now I think I will share a little for someone in my case.

 // Add ignore check SSL
        var tLSConfiguration = TLSConfiguration.makeClientConfiguration()
        tLSConfiguration.certificateVerification = .none
        let configuration: WebSocketClient.Configuration = .init(tlsConfiguration: tLSConfiguration)

        wss = .init(stringURL: socketURL, configuration: configuration)

It's going really well. Thank you so much.

[nerzh]

@lexuanquynh thanx, you welcome )

[lexuanquynh]

@nerzh
We are using a bearer token for this socket in our application. However, due to business requirements, SSL must be installed.
I realize this is quite unreasonable as there are two layers of security, but this is a project requirement.

[lexuanquynh]

@nerzh
Can you add an option to ignore SSL pin authentication?
I got this error when using Self-signature:

handshakeFailed(NIOSSL.BoringSSLError.sslError([Error: 268435581 error:1000007d:SSL routines:OPENSSL_internal:CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED 

[nerzh]

The fact is that I updated the readme file and wrote there that there is now a default web socket implementation. But I forgot to push the commits of this implementation and uploaded these changes right now. Based on this situation, I think that you used your provider, which was inherited from the websocket protocol, since you do not have these changes yet. So it is necessary to solve this problem in your implementation of the websocket protocol?

[lexuanquynh]

@nerzh
thank for your response.
I tried using another library, Starscream.
When I installed it, it connected fine.

  let pinner = FoundationSecurity(allowSelfSigned: true)
         socket = WebSocket(request: request, certPinner: pinner)

So I am wondering if it is possible to omit SSL in the source code.
I am really a beginner so setting up Socket is a bit difficult for me.

[lexuanquynh]

@nerzh thank bro. I will try again.