BEAST(3em)

🦋 BEAST(3em) — beast: WebSocket bindings for Emilua 🦋

Manual name? beast(3em). Okay bestie, let’s get into the vibe. 💅

🌸 NAME 🌸

beast — WebSocket bindings for Emilua. That’s the whole name moment: beast(3em). Cute, concise, iconic.

✨ DESCRIPTION ✨

Okay so beast is the WebSocket bindings for Emilua, and it gives you an userdata. Its __index() metamethod returns a brand-new error code from the beast category whenever you access it. It’s giving error-code dispenser, but make it Lua. 😭💅

Here’s the exact snippet from the page, no edits, no cap:

local beast = require 'beast'

local my_error = beast.websocket.error.closed
error(my_error)

So you require beast, pull beast.websocket.error.closed, and hit error(my_error). Simple, clean, slay. ✨

💀 ERROR LIST 💀

Here’s the full error-code roster, bestie — every single one, no skips, periodt:

• closed
• buffer_overflow
• partial_deflate_block
• message_too_big
• bad_http_version
• bad_method
• no_host
• no_connection
• no_connection_upgrade
• no_upgrade
• no_upgrade_websocket
• no_sec_key
• bad_sec_key
• no_sec_version
• bad_sec_version
• no_sec_accept
• bad_sec_accept
• upgrade_declined
• bad_opcode
• bad_data_frame
• bad_continuation
• bad_reserved_bits
• bad_control_fragment
• bad_control_size
• bad_unmasked_frame
• bad_masked_frame
• bad_size
• bad_frame_payload
• bad_close_code
• bad_close_size
• bad_close_payload

💖 That’s the whole page, bestie! Source/version: Emilua 0.12.1. Date: 1980-01-01. Manual: BEAST(3em). Go forth and slay those websockets! 💖