Releases: namedwebsockets/networkwebsockets
Network Web Socket Proxy Binaries
Here you will find the latest versions of pre-compiled Network Web Socket Proxy binaries for many different platforms.
To get started just download, unzip and run the extracted executable file that matches your platform from the options below.
Once a Network Web Socket Proxy is up and running, you can get started by visiting http://localhost:9009 in your browser or by running the examples provided with this project.
You can run multiple Network Web Socket proxies on the same machine by specifying a different port on the command line when executing the downloaded binary (e.g. ./networkwebsockets -port=15010).
For further details, please check out the project README.
Downloads
Windows
- 32-bit networkwebsockets_latest-snapshot_windows_386.zip
- 64-bit networkwebsockets_latest-snapshot_windows_amd64.zip
Mac
- 32-bit networkwebsockets_latest-snapshot_darwin_386.zip
- 64-bit networkwebsockets_latest-snapshot_darwin_amd64.zip
Linux
- 32-bit networkwebsockets_latest-snapshot_linux_386.tar.gz
- 64-bit networkwebsockets_latest-snapshot_linux_amd64.tar.gz
- ARM networkwebsockets_latest-snapshot_linux_arm.tar.gz
FreeBSD
- 32-bit networkwebsockets_latest-snapshot-snapshot_freebsd_386.zip
- 64-bit networkwebsockets_latest-snapshot_freebsd_amd64.zip
- ARM networkwebsockets_latest-snapshot_freebsd_arm.zip
NetBSD
- 32-bit networkwebsockets_latest-snapshot_netbsd_386.zip
- 64-bit networkwebsockets_latest-snapshot_netbsd_amd64.zip
- ARM networkwebsockets_latest-snapshot_netbsd_arm.zip
OpenBSD
- 32-bit networkwebsockets_latest-snapshot_openbsd_386.zip
- 64-bit networkwebsockets_latest-snapshot_openbsd_amd64.zip
Plan 9
Troubleshooting
If you have any problems with any of these builds please report them on the Network Web Sockets Issue Tracker.