Struct WebSocketNetworkInterface

Interface used to establish WebSocket connections.

[BurstCompile]
public struct WebSocketNetworkInterface : INetworkInterface, IDisposable

This code creates a NetworkDriver that will use WebSocket connections, instead of the default UDP-based connections:

var driver = NetworkDriver.Create(new WebSocketNetworkInterface());
// Can then be used just like a UDP-based driver.

Name	Description
LocalEndpoint	Gets the local endpoint that the interface will use to communicate on the network. This call only makes sense after Bind(NetworkEndpoint) has already been called, and represents the endpoint the interface is actually bound to. This property serves the same purpose as `getsockname` in the BSD socket world.

Name	Description
Bind(NetworkEndpoint)	Binds the network interface to an endpoint. This is meant to act the same way as the `bind` call in the BSD socket world. One way to see it is that it "attaches" the network interface to a specific local address on the machine.
Dispose()	Performs application-defined tasks associated with freeing, releasing, or resetting unmanaged resources.
Initialize(ref NetworkSettings, ref int)	Initialize the network interface with the given settings.
Listen()	Start listening for incoming connections. Unlike Bind(NetworkEndpoint) which will always be called on clients and servers, this is only meant to be called on servers.
ScheduleReceive(ref ReceiveJobArguments, JobHandle)	Schedule a receive job. This job's responsibility is to read data from the network and enqueue it in ReceiveQueue.
ScheduleSend(ref SendJobArguments, JobHandle)	Schedule a send job. This job's responsibility is to flush any data stored in SendQueue to the network.