iotwebsockets.js

				//Turn off param validation because of the hackery coming up
				var service = new AWS.IotData({endpoint : "data.iot.us-east-1.amazonaws.com", credentials : credentials, paramValidation : false});
				
				//MQTT broker uses a different servicename in the sigv4 algo
				service.api.signingName = "iotdevicegateway";
				
				//Connecting to MQTT isn't actually a published operation.
				//soooo Let's copy another GET request for some hackery..
				var connect = $.extend(true, {}, service.api.operations.getThingShadow);
				//..change the path
				connect.httpPath = "/mqtt";
				//..and synthesize it as a valid operation
				service.api.operations.connect = connect;
				
				//Create a request and change it's 'name'
				var req = service.getThingShadow({});
				req.operation = "connect";
				
				
				//We're no where near done hacking this thing
				//1. Save off our session token
				//2. Register to the event before signing to delete the token from our credentials
				//3. Register an event handler that restores the token to our client, and adds it to our URL
				var sessionToken = service.config.credentials.sessionToken;
				req.on("afterBuild", function(data){
				  delete req.service.config.credentials.sessionToken;
				});
				req.on('sign', function(data){
					console.log("onSign", data);
					console.log(data.httpRequest.path);
					req.service.config.credentials.sessionToken = sessionToken;
					data.httpRequest.path += "&X-Amz-Security-Token=" + encodeURIComponent(credentials.sessionToken);
				});
        //Can you believe this actually works??!!
				var wsURL = req.presign().replace("https:", "wss:");