"Web Bluetooth" is the thing that allows the Web Browser to use your PC's Bluetooth connection. And yes, you need HTTPS for that.
But that's not what we're using to allow you to access Bluetooth sensors from far away.
Instead, EspruinoHub uses a WebSocket connection from the page that hosts the IDE back to EspruinoHub, and the bluetooth connection goes through that. Web Bluetooth is not needed.
Maybe you could check http://yourhost:1888/status and see if any devices have been found there?
If they have, when you open the http://yourhost:1888/ide and click the connect button (you may have to wait a few seconds) the bluetooth devices in range that Espruino recognises should just appear, as in the picture below:
You could always check the Chrome Debug console to see if anything looks amiss
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Ahh, I think I see what you're getting at.
"Web Bluetooth" is the thing that allows the Web Browser to use your PC's Bluetooth connection. And yes, you need HTTPS for that.
But that's not what we're using to allow you to access Bluetooth sensors from far away.
Instead, EspruinoHub uses a WebSocket connection from the page that hosts the IDE back to EspruinoHub, and the bluetooth connection goes through that. Web Bluetooth is not needed.
Maybe you could check
http://yourhost:1888/status
and see if any devices have been found there?If they have, when you open the
http://yourhost:1888/ide
and click the connect button (you may have to wait a few seconds) the bluetooth devices in range that Espruino recognises should just appear, as in the picture below:You could always check the Chrome Debug console to see if anything looks amiss
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