I know I'm missing something. Looks like javascript had some major overhaul over the years. And now javascript is meant to be run through a nodejs? I have no idea what any of this means.
I just know, I used to use a:
<script type='text/javascript' src='obs-websocket.js'></script>
in my HTML code to include the old obs-websocket 4.0 stuff that allowed me to write javascript code to connect to the web socket in OBS < version 28.
But starting with OBS 28, the websocket stuff is included in OBS and uses obs-websocket 5.0?
At any rate... how do I do this with OBS 28.0 and obs-websocket 5?
I cannot for the life of me figure out how to render this javascript in an html based page. I guess I'm just too old and dumb to figure it out.
Is there not an obs-websocket.js for version 5 that can be included in a <script> tag as above?
I just know, I used to use a:
<script type='text/javascript' src='obs-websocket.js'></script>
in my HTML code to include the old obs-websocket 4.0 stuff that allowed me to write javascript code to connect to the web socket in OBS < version 28.
But starting with OBS 28, the websocket stuff is included in OBS and uses obs-websocket 5.0?
At any rate... how do I do this with OBS 28.0 and obs-websocket 5?
I cannot for the life of me figure out how to render this javascript in an html based page. I guess I'm just too old and dumb to figure it out.
Is there not an obs-websocket.js for version 5 that can be included in a <script> tag as above?