AnyCable

AnyCable is an MIT-licensed realtime server for reliable two-way communication. It handles exchanges in both directions, allowing connected parties to send and receive information through WebSocket connections, Server-sent event streams, and other supported methods. Its role is to carry information reliably in either direction, whether the underlying transport uses WebSockets, Server-sent events, or another applicable approach. It is for users who need connected parties to exchange information in realtime using supported connection methods. AnyCable belongs to the messaging category and is suited to situations where information must travel reliably in both directions. No specific paid product is identified as one that AnyCable replaces. One limitation of the available information is that it does not specify which methods beyond WebSockets and Server-sent events are supported, so users who require another transport will need to confirm whether that method is applicable.

**Security**: upgrade to Go 1.27.3 to mitigate [eMuhdra incident](https://emudhra.we-have-a-problem.com/).

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