This is a starter project for working with WebRTC. This demo showcases how to use the following packages to build a fully functional WebRTC application:
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The
rtc-quickconnectpackage provides operations that make it simpler to work with WebRTC peer connections. -
Media capture and rendering.
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A websocket powered signaling server that is used to help setup peer connections between two clients.
First, clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/rtc-io/rtcio-demo-quickconnect.git
Next, install node dependencies:
cd rtcio-demo-quickconnect
npm install
Once the dependencies have been installed, you should then be able to run the demonstration server:
npm start
If everything has worked correctly, you should now be able to open your browser to the following url:
You can test that you have WebRTC peer connections operating correctly by opening two browser windows to the same url; or, you can find someone else that has access to your machine and point them to: http://your.ip:3000/. All being well you should be able to communicate with that person using WebRTC!
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