Hermes WebSocket Client

A modern client for testing WebSocket connections.

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Hermes WebSocket Client - Powerful Tool for WebSocket Testing

Hermes WebSocket Client is a Chrome Extension that serves as a WebSocket client which aids developers in easily experimenting with and debugging WebSocket connections. It features a real-time log of past 20 JSON messages, an ability to connect to WebSocket namespaces, subscribe to multiple WebSocket events, and publish server events with JSON. It also includes a Socket.io client implementation with a user-friendly interface backed by React, FontAwesome, and Bootstrap.

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By: James Hohman

Users: 1,000+

Rating: 5.00

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Version: 0.1.1 (Last updated: 2018-09-08)

Creation date: 2018-09-08

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Size: 507.90K

Ranking

# 30,405 ▲ 150

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#3515 in Developer Tools ▲ 6

Other platforms

Hermes Paket (v12.21.0)

2.88

(42,455) 4,484,487+

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Extension summary

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This extension is a WebSocket client that helps developers easily test and debug WebSocket connections.

Features:

A real-time log of the past 20 JSON messages including client messages, server response, and server acks.
Can connect to WebSocket namespaces.
Can subscribe to multiple WebSocket events.
Can publish events to the server with JSON payload.
A Socket.io client implementation.
A nice, modern interface powered by React, FontAwesome, and Bootstrap.
Connection status prominently displayed.

User reviews

This is the only one which worked on the local machine with also invalid SSL certificate from all the tried ones from the "Chrome Web Store". While others had just been throwing internal code exceptions without any explicit meaning, this one showed an actually meaningful error message and helped in resolving the initial server-side issue. Sincere appreciation, and additional gratitude for the artful attitude ("Hermes")! ^^