How to set up a websocket client with javascript

to set up a websocket client in javascript, begin by establishing a connection to a websocket server using the websocket constructor, which requires the server's url. after creating the websocket object, listen for various events such as `onopen`, `onmessage`, `onerror`, and `onclose` to handle different states of the connection. the `onopen` event triggers when the connection is successfully established, allowing you to send messages to the server. the `onmessage` event captures incoming messages from the server, enabling you to process and respond accordingly. handle potential errors with the `onerror` event, which provides insights into connection issues. finally, use the `onclose` event to manage the disconnection gracefully, allowing for any necessary cleanup or reconnection logic. additionally, ensure to manage the websocket's lifecycle properly by closing the connection when it's no longer needed to free up resources.
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