Socket.IO-client Java (ParadiseDevTeam fork)

Fork of socketio/socket.io-client-java 1.0.2, maintained at ParadiseDevTeam/socket.io-client-java.

• Added IO.Options#eventExecutor to route every socket callback (open/message/close/error and all Socket#on listeners) through a caller-supplied Executor, without having to call EventThread.setExecutor yourself.
• Fixed ExecutionTest to launch its subprocess via java directly instead of mvn exec:java.
• Updated dependencies to their latest versions (org.json, junit, hamcrest-library).
• Migrated the build from Maven (pom.xml) to Gradle (build.gradle.kts).
• Publishes to repo.prdis.me (Reposilite) instead of Maven Central.
• Depends on ParadiseDevTeam/engine.io-client-java 1.0.2-patch.1, which introduces EventThread#setExecutor.

repositories {
    maven { url = uri("https://repo.prdis.me/releases") }
}

dependencies {
    implementation("io.socket:socket.io-client:1.0.2-patch.1")
}

Useful for frameworks (e.g. Bukkit/Paper plugins) that require callbacks to run on a specific thread rather than the library's internal one:

IO.Options opts = new IO.Options();
opts.eventExecutor = runnable -> Bukkit.getScheduler().runTask(plugin, runnable);
Socket socket = IO.socket(uri, opts);

This is equivalent to calling EventThread.setExecutor(myExecutor) yourself before connecting. It's a single, process-wide setting shared by every Socket instance in the JVM, not scoped to one Socket or Manager. Leave eventExecutor unset (null) to keep the default internal executor.

MIT (unchanged from upstream)