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1−# A server example with WebSockets
3−_url: [`https://websuck1t.herokuapp.com`](https://websuck1t.herokuapp.com)_
14−- Supported content types are:
18−- Example (`application/json`):
25− "postBody": "This is the post body",
30− "postBody": "This is another post body",
35− "postBody": "This is the post body",
40− "postBody": "This is another post body",
45− "postBody": "This is the post body",
50− "postBody": "This is another post body",
60−Retrieves a user with the given `id`.
62−#### If there is no user with the given `id`, the method returns error `404`.
66−- *id*: The id of the entity you want to query.
73−- Supported content types are:
77−- Example (`application/json`):
82− "secondName": "Leonidovich",
89−- Example (`application/json`):
94− "secondName": "Barovich",
101−- Example (`application/json`):
106− "secondName": "Fooovich",
113−- Example (`application/json`):
118− "secondName": "Quixovich",
125−## WebSocket /posts/subscribe/:token
127−You access the web socket with the web socket protocol. I. e. `https://` -> `ws://`.
129−Open a web socket from the given `token` for receiving events about new and deleted posts.
131−#### Returns error `498` if the supplied token has expired or is invalid.
136−- *token*: The token, received with the previous request.
160−#### If there is no post with the given `id`, the method returns error `404`.
164−- *id*: The id of the entity you want to query.
171−- Supported content types are:
173− - `application/json`
175−- Example (`application/json`):
179− "postBody": "This is the post body",
185−- Example (`application/json`):
189− "postBody": "This is another post body",
195−- Example (`application/json`):
199− "postBody": "This is the post body",
205−- Example (`application/json`):
209− "postBody": "This is another post body",
215−- Example (`application/json`):
219− "postBody": "This is the post body",