Reverse HTTP proxy over WebSocket in Go (Part 2)

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  1. wsp

    HTTP tunnel over Websocket

    I'll use root-gg/wsp as a sample code to explain it. I'll use the forked code to explain because maintenance has stopped and the Go language and libraries version needed to be updated.

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  3. wsp

    HTTP tunnel over Websocket (by hgsgtk)

    Let's read the Go code. First is the main function (cmd/client/main.go), which is the entry point.

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