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Summary:
I discovered this while trying to pinpoint why Nuclide Inspector integration with RN is so flaky. It turns out that, for some reason, if I create a `WebSocket` instance early enough (which I need to when setting up DevTools integration), and the connection is fast enough (which it is on localhost), the `websocketOpen` message may arrive earlier than an `onopen` event handler is registered, causing the `onopen` handler to never fire.
```
mkdir ~/my-server
cd ~/my-server
npm i ws
nano index.js
```
Paste this code:
```js
const ws = require('ws');
const wss = new ws.Server({
port: 8099
});
```
Run the server:
```js
node index.js
```
Now, inside React Native, paste right after [these lines](
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| .. | ||
| RCTWebSocket.xcodeproj | ||
| __mocks__ | ||
| __tests__ | ||
| RCTSRWebSocket.h | ||
| RCTSRWebSocket.m | ||
| RCTWebSocketExecutor.h | ||
| RCTWebSocketExecutor.m | ||
| RCTWebSocketModule.h | ||
| RCTWebSocketModule.m | ||
| RCTWebSocketObserver.h | ||
| RCTWebSocketObserver.m | ||
| WebSocket.js | ||
| WebSocketEvent.js | ||
| WebSocketInterceptor.js | ||