Womack provides a namespace registry that you can use to easily inject different message handlers into the socketio server. This is how you might extend Womack to manage chat room rosters, for example.
By default, one instance of womack.namespace.Namespace is injected, using the default socketio namespace.
If your application requires separation of connections into multiple namespaces but no additional logic, you can register multiple copies of the default namespace handler:
>>> from womack import namespace, server
>>> namespace.register('/another', namespace.Namespace)
>>> namespace.register('/still-more', namespace.Namespace)
>>> server.main()
Or, you can subclass womack.namespace.Namespace (or its base class, socketio.namespace.BaseNamespace) and register your subclass as the default handler (‘’), or at another namespace.
After registering namespaces you have to start the server somehow, for instance by calling server.main. See Womack server for more information about that.