Installation
Install the browser extension
Section titled “Install the browser extension”For MoQT running over WebTransport in a page, the WebTransport Inspector adds a panel to your browser’s DevTools that decodes the connection live: control messages with field-level detail, track subscriptions, stream and datagram inspection, media format detection, and .moqtrace export.
Install it from the Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons.
Install the libraries
Section titled “Install the libraries”To build your own tooling, the MoQT wire codec, client, proxy framework and trace format are published for both ecosystems.
- Rust —
moqtap-codec,moqtap-client,moqtap-proxyandmoqtap-trace, published to crates.io. Each crate page carries the current version and its feature flags. - JavaScript —
@moqtap/codec,@moqtap/traceand@moqtap/test-vectors, published to npm for both the browser and Node.
Next steps
Section titled “Next steps”Open the WebTransport Inspector guide to start reading a live session, or the MoQT overview for the protocol model behind what you are looking at.