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+---
+title: "Socket"
+sidebar_label: "Socket"
+---
+
+`Socket[-R, +E, -A, +B]` models a function from `A` to `ZStream[R, E, B]`. When a value of type `A` is evaluated against a `Socket[R, E, A, B]`, it can either succeed with a stream of values of type `B`, or fail with an `E`, and it could have its requirement on `R`.
+
+## Creating Sockets
+
+### An empty Socket
+
+To create an empty Socket, you can use the `empty` constructor.
+
+```scala
+val socket = Socket.empty
+```
+
+### Socket that has ended
+
+To create a Socket that has ended, you can use the `end` constructor.
+
+```scala
+val socket = Socket.end
+```
+
+### Socket that always succeeds
+
+You can use the `succeed` constructor to create a Socket that always returns the same response and never fails.
+
+```scala
+val socket = Socket.succeed(WebSocketFrame.text("Hello, from ZIO-HTTP"))
+```
+
+### Socket that echoes the message
+
+You can use the `echo` constructor to create a Socket that always echoes back the message.
+
+```scala
+val socket = Socket.echo(WebSocketFrame.text("Hello, from ZIO-HTTP"))
+```
+
+### Socket from a partial function
+
+`Socket.collect` can create a `Socket[R, E, A, B]` from a `PartialFunction[A, B]`.
+
+```scala
+val fromCollect = Socket.collect[WebSocketFrame] {
+  case WebSocketFrame.Text("fail") => ZStream.fail(new Exception("error"))
+  case WebSocketFrame.Text(text)   => ZStream.succeed(text)
+}
+```
+
+### Socket from a function
+
+To create a Socket from a function, you can use the `fromFunction` constructor.
+
+```scala
+val socket = Socket.fromFunction[WebSocketFrame](wsf => ZStream.succeed(wsf))
+```
+
+### Socket from a ZStream
+
+To create a socket from a `ZStream[R, E, B]`, you can use the `fromStream` constructor.
+
+```scala
+val transducer = ZTransducer[Int].map(elem => WebSocketFrame.Text(elem.toString))
+val stream     = ZStream
+  .fromIterable((0 to 10))
+  .transduce(transducer)
+
+val socket = Socket.fromStream(stream)
+```
+
+## Composing Sockets
+
+### Using `merge`
+
+You can merge two Sockets using the `merge` operator, the resulting Socket will emit the values of both Sockets.
+
+```scala
+val s1 = Socket.succeed(WebSocketFrame.text("Hello, from ZIO-HTTP"))
+val s2 = Socket.succeed(WebSocketFrame.text("Welcome to the party"))
+val socket = s1 merge s2
+```
+
+## Transforming Sockets
+
+### `map` over a Socket's output channel
+
+Socket is a domain, so you can use `map` to transform the output of a Socket from type `Socket[R, E, A, B]` to type `Socket[R, E, A, C]`, it takes a function from `B => Socket[R, E, A, C]`.
+
+```scala
+val sc     = Socket.succeed("Hello, from ZIO-HTTP")
+val socket = sc.map(text => WebSocketFrame.text(text))
+```
+
+You can also transform the output of a Socket effecfully using the `mapZIO` operator. It takes a function
+ `B => ZIO[R, E, C]` and returns a Socket of type `Socket[R, E, A, C]`.
+
+### `contramap` over a Socket's input channel
+
+Socket also comes with a contramap operator that lets you map over the input of Socket before it gets passed over to it.
+
+```scala
+val sc     = Socket.collect[String] { case text => ZStream(text) }
+val socket = sc.contramap[WebSocketFrame.Text](wsf => wsf.text)
+
+val res = socket(WebSocketFrame.Text("Hello, from ZIO-HTTP"))
+```
+
+ Additionally, you can use the `contramapZIO` operator to transform the input of a Socket effectfully.
+
+```scala
+val sc     = Socket.collect[String] { case text => ZStream(text) }
+val socket = sc.contramapZIO[Any, Throwable, WebSocketFrame.Text](wsf => ZIO(wsf.text))
+
+val res = socket(WebSocketFrame.Text("Hello, from ZIO-HTTP"))
+```
+
+## Providing environment
+
+### Using `provideEnvironment`
+
+You can use the `provideEnvironment` operator to provide a Socket with its required environment, which eliminates its dependency on R.
+
+:::info
+This operation assumes that the Socket requires an environment of type `R`.
+:::
+
+```scala
+val socket = Socket
+  .fromStream(ZStream.environment[WebSocketFrame])
+  .provideEnvironment(WebSocketFrame.text("Hello, from ZIO-HTTP"))
+```
+
+## Special operators on Socket
+
+There are special operators on Socket that let you transform it into other entities in ZIO-HTTP
+
+:::info
+These operators only work if the Socket is an instance of `Socket[R, Throwable, WebSocketFrame, WebSocketFrame]`
+:::
+
+### `toHttp`
+
+You can use the `toHttp` operator to convert a Socket to an `HTTP[-R, +E, +A, -B]`.
+
+```scala
+val http = Socket.succeed(WebSocketFrame.text("Hello, from ZIO-HTTP")).toHttp
+```
+
+### `toResponse`
+
+You can use the `toResponse` operator to convert a Socket to a `Response`.
+
+```scala
+val response = Socket.succeed(WebSocketFrame.text("Hello, from ZIO-HTTP")).toResponse
+```
+
+### `toSocketApp`
+
+You can use the `toSocketApp` operator to covert a Socket to a `SocketApp`.
+
+```scala
+val app = Socket.succeed(WebSocketFrame.text("Hello, from ZIO-HTTP")).toSocketApp
+```