Hey @dennisnguy ,
Sure, you can do it the following way:
- Clone the repo GitHub - hivemq/hivemq-mqtt-web-client: A websockets based MQTT Client for your browser.
- Find the file that contains the string ( js/mqttws31.js )
- Replace the string with what you like and save the file
- Start webserver in the project root directory ( the directory where the index.html file is located). For example, I start web server with Python:
python3 -m http.server
that runs the web app on http://localhost:8000 for me.
If you are interested in my test results: with ‘mqttv3.1’, ‘mqtt’ and ‘mqttv5’ the app works as expected.
Looking forward for you sharing your own test results
Dasha