In recent times, I had to switch to using WebSocket for communication due to browser cross-origin restrictions. However, I had previously used HTTP for all my API calls. I was worried that I would have to make significant changes to my codebase. But, after taking a closer look at my existing code, I realized that WebSocket is not much different from HTTP. Both involve sending data and receiving responses. The only difference is that WebSocket uses the `send` method instead of HTTP requests. To make it easier to use WebSocket in my Vue.js application, I decided to create a wrapper around the `useWebSocket` hook from the `@vueuse/core` library. This wrapper will allow me to use WebSocket in a similar way to HTTP requests. Here's a step-by-step guide on how I implemented it.