The_Mad_Punter wrote:

I gonna use it for scratch games

SansStudios wrote:

If you want to make your own websocket server, you can use the websockets python module.

The_Mad_Punter wrote:

I gonna use it for scratch games

god286 wrote:

so you want to make a scratch cloud server? https://github.com/SheepTester/primitive-cloud-server can help you.

language = "nodejs"
run = "npm install; npm start"

https://primitive-cloud-server.<YOUR-REPLIT-USERNAME>.repl.co

wss://primitive-cloud-server.<YOUR-REPLIT-USERNAME>.repl.co

Chiroyce wrote:

SansStudios wrote:

If you want to make your own websocket server, you can use the websockets python module.

The_Mad_Punter wrote:

I gonna use it for scratch games

So they probably need one that is compatible with the Scratch frontend, so what god286 said is the best idea

god286 wrote:

so you want to make a scratch cloud server? https://github.com/SheepTester/primitive-cloud-server can help you.

SansStudios wrote:

Chiroyce wrote:

SansStudios wrote:

If you want to make your own websocket server, you can use the websockets python module.

The_Mad_Punter wrote:

I gonna use it for scratch games

So they probably need one that is compatible with the Scratch frontend, so what god286 said is the best idea

god286 wrote:

so you want to make a scratch cloud server? https://github.com/SheepTester/primitive-cloud-server can help you.

OP never specified that they were hosting a version of scratch, only that they needed to “get” a websocket server. It's possible that they just want to get the already existing scratch websocket server, in which case, they could use ScratchConnect + Python.

I'm just making a game, not hosting a Scratch version (like turbowarp).

SansStudios wrote:

If you want to make your own websocket server, you can use the websockets python module.

This does require knowledge of advanced python and python asyncio.

From the documentation:

import asyncio
import websockets
async def echo(websocket):
    async for message in websocket:
        await websocket.send(message)
async def main():
    async with websockets.serve(echo, "localhost", 8765):
        await asyncio.Future()  # run forever
asyncio.run(main())

The_Mad_Punter wrote:

However, my RPi won't work.

Chiroyce wrote:

SansStudios wrote:

If you want to make your own websocket server, you can use the WebSockets python module.

The_Mad_Punter wrote:

I gonna use it for scratch games

So they probably need one that is compatible with the Scratch frontend, so what god286 said is the best idea

god286 wrote:

so you want to make a scratch cloud server? https://github.com/SheepTester/primitive-cloud-server can help you.

Step 1 - Make an account on https://replit.com
Step 2 - Click this link and then wait for it to finish loading…
Step 3 - Click on the “.replit” file on the left side

Step 4 - Paste this onto the file

language = "nodejs"
run = "npm install; npm start"

Step 5 - Press run, then wait for this to show up


Done!! Your server is now running! You can close the tab and it will still run, but if it is inactive for over an hour, it'll shut down the server, so you'll have to press run again, If you want it to run 24/7, use uptimerobot's free plan and set a pinger for this URL

https://primitive-cloud-server.<YOUR-REPLIT-USERNAME>.repl.co

Your server's websocket URL will be

wss://primitive-cloud-server.<YOUR-REPLIT-USERNAME>.repl.co

also replace <YOUR-REPLIT-USERNAME> with your actual replit username

unknownuser-k1390 wrote:

Chiroyce wrote:

SansStudios wrote:

If you want to make your own websocket server, you can use the WebSockets python module.

The_Mad_Punter wrote:

I gonna use it for scratch games

So they probably need one that is compatible with the Scratch frontend, so what god286 said is the best idea

god286 wrote:

so you want to make a scratch cloud server? https://github.com/SheepTester/primitive-cloud-server can help you.

Step 1 - Make an account on https://replit.com
Step 2 - Click this link and then wait for it to finish loading…
Step 3 - Click on the “.replit” file on the left side

Step 4 - Paste this onto the file

language = "nodejs"
run = "npm install; npm start"

Step 5 - Press run, then wait for this to show up


Done!! Your server is now running! You can close the tab and it will still run, but if it is inactive for over an hour, it'll shut down the server, so you'll have to press run again, If you want it to run 24/7, use uptimerobot's free plan and set a pinger for this URL

https://primitive-cloud-server.<YOUR-REPLIT-USERNAME>.repl.co

Your server's websocket URL will be

wss://primitive-cloud-server.<YOUR-REPLIT-USERNAME>.repl.co

also replace <YOUR-REPLIT-USERNAME> with your actual replit username

How I do test it? I tried using TurboWarp to package a project and test it but the server does not respond and Uptime Robot says it works normally. Does it need a valid project ID to work?

unknownuser-k1390 wrote:

Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, stat ‘/home/runner/static/404.html’

How I do fix this?