feat: browser & rn add WebSocketPlugin#143
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WebSocketPluginis enabled by default, and after the upgrade, the websocket data will be there.Disable plugin
However, if you are not interested in its data, or if the large amount of data affects the user experience, you can disable the plugin to turn it off.
const $pageSpy = new PageSpy({ ..., + disabledPlugins: ["WebSocketPlugin"] })FAQ
Q: Why not avaiable in Miniprogram?
Mini programs are limited to only one WebSocket connection (some platforms allow up to two). PageSpy occupies one of them, which means the WebSocket plugin is currently unavailable in mini programs. However, we’ve already prepared it and will make its capabilities available once it becomes usable in the future.