python-opcua-webclient
A OPCUA web client, implemented by Python.
Install
pip install opcua-webclient
Use
run command:
opcua-webclient
on Windows use:
opcua-webclient
if can't find opcua-webclient command, try:
python -m opcuawebclient
then use web browser(recommend Chrome or Firefox) open http://127.0.0.1:8000, enjoy it.
use youself bind address:
opcua-webclient 127.0.0.1:8080
CHANGES
0.0.1
- first version
0.0.2
- fix bugs
0.0.3
- fix disconnect bug
0.0.6
- fix websocket bug
1.0.0
- support Python3
1 maintainer
Metadata
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