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use constant { |
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serialization => 'json', |
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websocket_data_type => 'text', |
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#The following have trouble dealing with anything that isn’t UTF-8; |
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#but JSON must always be UTF-8, UTF-16, or UTF-32 anyway as per RFC 7159. |
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#So, any application that wants to send binary data via JSON needs to use |
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*stringify = *JSON::encode_json; |
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1; |