I ran a socket.io client code using the liveserver extension on vscode and because i am using the version 2.5.0 i had to make use of socket.io wildcard I then ran the code and got 2 errors in the console
from the first error there's apparently a problem with the second line of the code which is var BuiltInEmitter = require('events').EventEmitter
'use strict'
var BuiltInEmitter = require('events').EventEmitter
module.exports = function (CustomEmitter) {
var Emitter = CustomEmitter || BuiltInEmitter
var emit = Emitter.prototype.emit
function onevent (packet) {
var args = packet.data || []
if (packet.id != null) {
args.push(this.ack(packet.id))
}
emit.call(this, '*', packet)
return emit.apply(this, args)
}
return function (socket, next) {
if (socket.onevent !== onevent) {
socket.onevent = onevent
}
return next ? next() : null
}
}
the other error is from the client code I inputted var patch = require('socketio-wildcard')(io.Manager); patch(socket);.... it doesn't recognise the 'require'
..And as for the other question, the server I'm trying to make this connection to has a set ORIGIN header let's say its https://xterm.com how can I make the ORIGIN header on the client side https://xterm.com instead of http://127.0.0.1:5500 ... thanks
