How to connect to a router, which is not on the same host ?! about wampy

[noisyboiler]

Hi @manatlan
Thanks for your question. I'll add to the docs a more complete example. But yes, it's quite possible. It's all determined by your config of Crossbar.

E.g. http://wampy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/a_wampy_client.html
See the default for localhost configured here: https://github.com/noisyboiler/wampy/blob/master/wampy/peers/routers.py#L19
Which points at what Crossbar.io would consider a default location.
Here is the configuration for localhost: https://github.com/noisyboiler/wampy/blob/master/wampy/testing/configs/crossbar.json#L35

When I get a little time later this week I'll update master and readthedocs and catch up with you to make sure you have had success.

I've tested this myself with an instance of Crossbar running here: http://wampy.online/

Hope this helps. Short answer: It's all in the Crossbar configuration file

[manatlan]

But yes, it's quite possible. It's all determined by your config of Crossbar.

Yes, it's all the problem ;-)
My client is on another host, where there is no crossbar config.json at all.

So I try to fake it, by doing something like that :

class Fake:
    pass

c=Fake()
c.host="manatlan.myhost.fr"
c.port=10001
c.realm="realm1"
c.can_use_tls=True
c.url="wss://manatlan.myhost.fr:10001/ws"
c.ipv=4

with Client(router=c) as client:

But, got :

cannot connect to: "wss://manatlan.myhost.fr:10001/ws": no suitable implementation for this system

I'm investigating on that; currently

It could be really cool to have something like the wampy js project, as simple as :

    var client = new Wampy('wss://manatlan.myhost.fr:10001/ws', { realm: "realm1" } )

[noisyboiler]

your current error sounds like the python 2.7 issue linked to at the bottom of this PR: #37

will take on board your suggestion.