Using the JavaScript MQTT Websockets Client - (Step by Step Example)

Web Browsers can use the http and websockets protocols but not MQTT.
To be able to publish and subscribe to an MQTT broker with a browser you will need to use a MQTT over websockets JavaSript client.
This is the first of a short series of videos covering the MQTT Javascript client and in it we will use a very simple Script to Publish and receive messages over MQTT and websockets.

I will take you through this script step by step and explain the important elements of the script.

The script pulls in the MQTT over websockets script from the Internet but you can also download the script and install it locally.

We start with a simple script that published data and then expand this script to subscribe and receive data over MQTT.

We examine the broker side and observe the client connecting ,subscribing and publishing.

Messages are logged to the console and I show you how to view these messages in Firefox using devrloper tools.

There is a warning about using the document.wite() function in the script to try and display messages.

It doesn't work so don't do it.

Tutorial on website
http://www.steves-internet-guide.com/using-javascript-mqtt-client-websockets/
Other videos
MQTT over Websockets explained
https://youtu.be/EvUI4vRhF88

Using the JavaScript MQTT client- Example2
https://youtu.be/_6_5ubPfm8U
You can download the scripts here
http://www.steves-internet-guide.com/download/websockets-ssl-video-scripts/
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