How to use the libp2p-websockets.prototype function in libp2p-websockets
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libp2p / js-libp2p / test / transports / transport-manager.spec.js View on Github 
it('should be able to add and remove a transport', async () => {
tm.add(Transport.prototype[Symbol.toStringTag], Transport)
expect(tm._transports.size).to.equal(1)
await tm.remove(Transport.prototype[Symbol.toStringTag])
})it('should be able to add and remove a transport', async () => {
tm.add(Transport.prototype[Symbol.toStringTag], Transport)
expect(tm._transports.size).to.equal(1)
await tm.remove(Transport.prototype[Symbol.toStringTag])
})before(() => {
localTM = new TransportManager({
libp2p: {},
upgrader: mockUpgrader,
onConnection: () => {}
})
localTM.add(Transport.prototype[Symbol.toStringTag], Transport)
})libp2p-websockets
JavaScript implementation of the WebSockets module that libp2p uses and that implements the interface-transport spec
