How to use the dotcms.websocket.disable function in dotcms
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dotCMS / core-web / projects / dotcms-js / src / lib / core / dotcms-config.service.spec.ts View on Github 
service.getConfig().subscribe((configResponse: ConfigParams) => {
const mock: ConfigParams = {
colors: configParams.config.colors,
emailRegex: configParams.config['emailRegex'],
license: configParams.config.license,
menu: undefined,
paginatorLinks: configParams.config['dotcms.paginator.links'],
paginatorRows: configParams.config['dotcms.paginator.rows'],
websocket: {
websocketReconnectTime:
configParams.config.websocket['dotcms.websocket.reconnect.time'],
disabledWebsockets: configParams.config.websocket['dotcms.websocket.disable']
}
};
expect(configResponse).toEqual(mock);
done();
});
});dotcms
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