How to connect to a websocket API with Rails? [closed] - ruby-on-rails

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I'm trying to connect to a websocket API with Rails 5.1.4 but I don't really know where to start.
I read some tutorials and discovered that Action Cable can suit my need but all the examples are about internal use of websocket (chat, notifications etc) and not to connect to an external API.
My goal is to establish the connection / subscribe to the service and receive the feed in real time. If I can do that, I would be able to continue my project.
I am more looking for a general methodology that the detailed code for my need but I'm trying to connect to this API: https://docs.gdax.com/?ruby#websocket-feed

ActionCable is for setting up websocket servers. It sounds like you are looking for a websocket client. You could check out this gem as a starting point: https://github.com/shokai/websocket-client-simple

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How to send message using Ruby on rails?
I am trying to send an SMS message from my Rails app.
Is there an sample project for sms message sending?
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