Oh, if you’re using node, then run node on a computer, then use client mode authentication.
If you post more info on what you are doing, I can narrow down the recommendation.
Here’s the setup:
you have a router in your office or home that is assigning the IP addresses. This is the normal router that everyone has in their home or office. In my office, the router is 192.168.2.1
the router assigns a computer that is running node an IP address. It is 192.168.2.101
The router assigns the THETA V (or multiple THETA Vs) an address (ideally static ip) 192.168.2.201
Now, from your node computer, send the request to 192.168.2.201
Get Familiar with Client Mode
First, familiarize yourself with client mode as an end-user
Once you understand the concept of client mode, then review the requirements for developers.
Once you understand the concepts, use this as a simple test of node with the THETA.