EO WebSocket Bridge is a lightweight, cross-platform proxy that enables WebSocket clients to connect seamlessly to traditional Endless Online servers. It acts as a bridge between modern web-based clients and the original TCP server protocol used by EO.
This project makes it possible to play Endless Online in the browser or from environments that only support WebSocket communication.
- 🧩 Bridges WebSocket to EO TCP protocol
- ⚡ Built with Rust and Tokio for fast, async performance
- 🔁 Bi-directional proxying of packets
- 🖥️ Cross-platform (Windows, macOS, Linux)
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Clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/sorokya/eo-ws-bridge cd eo-ws-bridge -
Build the project:
Make sure you have pnpm installed, then run:
pnpm install
npx tauri build-
Run the bridge:
./src-tauri/target/release/eo-ws-bridge
By default, the bridge will listen for WebSocket clients on a configurable port (e.g. ws://localhost:8077) and proxy connections to an EO server (e.g. eoserv on port 8078).
Check out sorokya/eoweb, a modern WebSocket client for Endless Online, which works seamlessly with this bridge.
Traditional EO servers only support TCP connections, making them inaccessible to browsers or modern environments. EO WebSocket Bridge makes it possible to build web clients, mobile clients, and other creative interfaces without modifying the original EO server.
MIT