Serial console over websockets #1407
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| // detect websocket endpoints and give us a helper that constructs a WebSocket | ||
| // instead of calling fetch | ||
| const wsUrl = `ws://${window.location.host}/v1/instances/${instance}/serial-console/stream?organization=${organization}&project=${project}` | ||
| const status = 'connected' // TODO |
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You might be able to use readyState for this: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebSocket/readyState, but it'd require access to the socket.
You may need to move the skeleton inside the terminal component.
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Ha I think we all found this around the same time, I sent the same thing
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it did somethiiiiiiiiiiiing!
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Here it is running against our little mock.
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I tested this with @jmpesp against a Real Instance and it worked to display the serial console steam. Input did not work, but we think it's more like a networking issue than a console issue. We confirmed keypresses were getting sent from the browser, at least. So I'm going to merge and bump the console in omicron. We will get more testing for free that way. |
Closes #952
I wrote a little mock server in Deno for local dev. MSW does not support websockets. Propolis has a mock server that can power a serial console when running Nexus with simulated sled agent, but as we know from MSW, having something instant to work with is invaluable.