WebSockets

WebSocket requests use WEBSOCKET followed by the ws:// or wss:// URL. The message body after a blank line is sent when the connection opens.

### WEBSOCKET_ECHO

WEBSOCKET wss://echo.websocket.org

{ "name": "world" }

Kulala keeps the connection open so you can send additional messages and read responses. In editor integrations, keybindings control send/close; in Kulala Desktop, use the WebSocket panel controls.

Note: Older docs may list WS / WSS as method names. kulala-core uses WEBSOCKET as the method keyword with ws:// or wss:// in the URL.