How to use the sourcegraph/module/protocol/jsonrpc2/connection.createConnection function in sourcegraph
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sourcegraph / sourcegraph / src / messaging.ts View on Github 
function connectAs(source: Source): Promise {
const connection = createConnection({
reader: new SubscribableMessageReader(
fromEvent(window, 'message').pipe(
// Filter to relevant messages, ignoring our own
filter(m => m.data && m.data.source && m.data.source !== source && m.data.message),
map(m => m.data.message)
)
),
writer: new CallbackMessageWriter(message => {
window.postMessage({ source, message }, '*')
}),
})
connection.listen()
return new Promise(resolve => {
connection.onNotification('Ping', () => {sourcegraph
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- sourcegraph/module/protocol/jsonrpc2/connection.createConnection