Hybrid application for real-time peer to peer communication between Android and Web through signaling NodeJS server. Web part is developed with Angular framework and the Android part with Kotlin on Android Studio.
The project was inspired and developed within the framework of an internship and it aims to tackle the lack of easy access documentation about WebRTC on native android development and it's compatibility with web applications.
Get the project from the repository
git clone https://github.com/KostasZigo/Web-Android-WebRTC-app.git
cd Web-Android-WebRTC-app
Then you have to install npm on Web and server of the project
cd Web-app
npm install
cd server
npm install
Start server with:
yarn run start
Start Web app with:
ng serve --open
Alternative you can find docker files for both web and server applications and build the images with Docker. There is also a docker-compose.yml in the server folder, that allows you to build both images into one environment.
Important Note You have to change the BACKEND_URL at VideoCallActivity.kt of Android application and use your own IP. The same thing must be done for Web application at WS_ENDPOINT of data.service.ts .
- Run the Android app and press the CONNECT button.
- You will connect to the first available user and communication will be started.
- You can press the red button to hang up at any time.
- Enter localhost:4200 from your browser to connect to the application.
- In order to open your camera press the Start button and to close it press the Stop button.
- Press the Call button to start the communication with the first available user.
- Press the Hangup button to stop the communication.
- droid roulette
- Wolfgang Liegel - [Angular WebRTC]