mediasoup-client-android

mediasoup android client side library https://mediasoup.org

Getting Started

Setting up the dependency

Include mediasoup-client-android into your project, for example, as a Gradle compile dependency:

implementation 'org.mediasoup.droid:mediasoup-client:3.0.8-beta-3'

Example

Initialize MediasoupClient

MediasoupClient.initialize(getApplicationContext());

Create Device and load routerRtpCapabilities

Device mMediasoupDevice = new Device();
// ...
// routerRtpCapabilities, the response of request `getRouterRtpCapabilities` from mediasoup-demo server
mMediasoupDevice.load(routerRtpCapabilities)

Create SendTransport and produce MediaStreamTrack

// ...
// res, the response of request `createWebRtcTransport` from mediasoup-demo server
JSONObject info = new JSONObject(res);
String id = info.optString("id");
String iceParameters = info.optString("iceParameters");
String iceCandidates = info.optString("iceCandidates");
String dtlsParameters = info.optString("dtlsParameters");
String sctpParameters = info.optString("sctpParameters");

SendTransport mSendTransport =
  mMediasoupDevice.createSendTransport(
  sendTransportListener, id, iceParameters, iceCandidates, dtlsParameters);
// ...
// mLocalVideoTrack, created by `org.webrtc.PeerConnectionFactory`
Producer mCamProducer =
  mSendTransport.produce(
  producer -> {
    Logger.e(TAG, "onTransportClose(), camProducer");
  },
  mLocalVideoTrack, null, null);

Create RecvTransport and consume MediaStreamTrack

// ...
// res, the response of request `createWebRtcTransport` from mediasoup-demo server
JSONObject info = new JSONObject(res);
String id = info.optString("id");
String iceParameters = info.optString("iceParameters");
String iceCandidates = info.optString("iceCandidates");
String dtlsParameters = info.optString("dtlsParameters");
String sctpParameters = info.optString("sctpParameters");

RecvTransport mRecvTransport =
  mMediasoupDevice.createRecvTransport(
  recvTransportListener, id, iceParameters, iceCandidates, dtlsParameters);

// ...
// request, the request `newConsumer` from mediasoup-demo server
JSONObject data = request.getData();
String peerId = data.optString("peerId");
String producerId = data.optString("producerId");
String id = data.optString("id");
String kind = data.optString("kind");
String rtpParameters = data.optString("rtpParameters");
String type = data.optString("type");
String appData = data.optString("appData");
Consumer consumer =
  mRecvTransport.consume(
  c -> {
    Logger.w(TAG, "onTransportClose for consume");
  },
  id, producerId, kind, rtpParameters, appData);

Dependencies

libmediasoupclient mediasoup client side C++ library which supported by mediasoup team
webrtc-android-build my personal webrtc android prebuilt static library which may be compiled with some patch

Demo Project

mediasoup-demo-android

TODO

sync to the latest version of libmediasoupclient and adapter to webrtc m79
support DataProducer etc
add convenient Gradle Tasks for sync, compile and so on
add script to use generate-jni to automatic generate `xxx-jni.h
add java MediaSoupClientException mapping to `MediaSoupClientErrors.hpp
document

Bugs and Feedback

For bugs, feature requests, and discussion please use GitHub Issues.

Author

Haiyang Wu(@haiyangwu at Github)

License

MIT

lcodecorex / mediasoup-client-android