Uses the native WebSocket client code in a browser and the ws package client on Node.js, enabling isomorphic applications to use WebSockets. Keeps your browser build slim, by not including any of the Node WebSocket implementation.

npm install --save universal-websocket-client

var WebSocket = require('universal-websocket-client');

\\ ... use the [WebSocket client interface](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebSocket).

On the client side, you'll now need to use browserify (or Webpack or something similar) to bundle your code.

See tests/browser and tests/node

These are end-to-end tests, that test the installed the package.

cd tests/browser/
npm install
npm test

cd tests/node/
npm install
npm test

Then visit http://localhost:8000