class Selenium::WebDriver::WebSocketConnection

def attach_socket_listener

def attach_socket_listener
  Thread.new do
    Thread.current.abort_on_exception = true
    Thread.current.report_on_exception = false
    until socket.eof?
      incoming_frame << socket.readpartial(1024)
      while (frame = incoming_frame.next)
        message = process_frame(frame)
        next unless message['method']
        params = message['params']
        callbacks[message['method']].each do |callback|
          @callback_threads.add(callback_thread(params, &callback))
        end
      end
    end
  rescue *CONNECTION_ERRORS
    Thread.stop
  end
end

def callback_thread(params)

def callback_thread(params)
  Thread.new do
    Thread.current.abort_on_exception = true
    # We might end up blocked forever when we have an error in event.
    # For example, if network interception event raises error,
    # the browser will keep waiting for the request to be proceeded
    # before returning back to the original thread. In this case,
    # we should at least print the error.
    Thread.current.report_on_exception = true
    yield params
  rescue *CONNECTION_ERRORS
    Thread.stop
  end
end

def callbacks

def callbacks
  @callbacks ||= Hash.new { |callbacks, event| callbacks[event] = [] }
end

def close

def close
  @callback_threads.list.each(&:exit)
  @socket_thread.exit
  socket.close
end

def incoming_frame

def incoming_frame
  @incoming_frame ||= WebSocket::Frame::Incoming::Client.new(version: ws.version)
end

def initialize(url:)

def initialize(url:)
  @callback_threads = ThreadGroup.new
  @session_id = nil
  @url = url
  process_handshake
  @socket_thread = attach_socket_listener
end

def messages

unique within a devtools session.
because its keys are WebSocket message identifiers and they should be
We should be thread-safe to use the hash without synchronization
def messages
  @messages ||= {}
end

def next_id

def next_id
  @id ||= 0
  @id += 1
end

def process_frame(frame)

def process_frame(frame)
  message = frame.to_s
  # Firefox will periodically fail on unparsable empty frame
  return {} if message.empty?
  message = JSON.parse(message)
  messages[message['id']] = message
  WebDriver.logger.debug "WebSocket <- #{message}"[...MAX_LOG_MESSAGE_SIZE], id: :bidi
  message
end

def process_handshake

def process_handshake
  socket.print(ws.to_s)
  ws << socket.readpartial(1024)
end

def send_cmd(**payload)

def send_cmd(**payload)
  id = next_id
  data = payload.merge(id: id)
  WebDriver.logger.debug "WebSocket -> #{data}"[...MAX_LOG_MESSAGE_SIZE], id: :bidi
  data = JSON.generate(data)
  out_frame = WebSocket::Frame::Outgoing::Client.new(version: ws.version, data: data, type: 'text')
  socket.write(out_frame.to_s)
  wait.until { messages.delete(id) }
end

def socket

def socket
  @socket ||= if URI(@url).scheme == 'wss'
                socket = TCPSocket.new(ws.host, ws.port)
                socket = OpenSSL::SSL::SSLSocket.new(socket, OpenSSL::SSL::SSLContext.new)
                socket.sync_close = true
                socket.connect
                socket
              else
                TCPSocket.new(ws.host, ws.port)
              end
end

def wait

def wait
  @wait ||= Wait.new(timeout: RESPONSE_WAIT_TIMEOUT, interval: RESPONSE_WAIT_INTERVAL)
end

def ws

def ws
  @ws ||= WebSocket::Handshake::Client.new(url: @url)
end