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•Created by aylesm on 6/19/2024 in #💬│support

Does the notification widget for React support WS service on a path?

I'm deploying the self-hosted version to my infrastructure and have put API and WS services on a path in the same domain eg:

 
<NovuProvider 
         backendUrl={"https://testing.something.io/novu-api"}
         socketUrl={"https://testing.something.io/novu-ws/"}   
         subscriberId={'on-boarding-subscriber-id-123'} applicationIdentifier={'RdzeCtzVIJTU'}>

 
<NovuProvider 
         backendUrl={"https://testing.something.io/novu-api"}
         socketUrl={"https://testing.something.io/novu-ws/"}   
         subscriberId={'on-boarding-subscriber-id-123'} applicationIdentifier={'RdzeCtzVIJTU'}>

I see lots of websocket requests. But they are all to wss://testing.something.io/socket.io/?EIO=4&transport=websocket Is that correct?
Do I need to a) host the widget myself or b) move WS service to be on it's own sub-domain and remove the path? I also get CORS errors in Chrome, for now I've disabled CORS in Chrome to remove this issue. But feels like I'm missing some config to allow localhost while in development.

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