MultiRTC / A Demo application for RTCMultiConnection.js!
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- Source Code: https://github.com/muaz-khan/WebRTC-Experiment/tree/master/MultiRTC
- Similar Demo: https://www.webrtc-experiment.com/RTCMultiConnection/MultiRTC/
- RTCMultiConnection.js: http://www.RTCMultiConnection.org/docs/
// Dependencies:
// 1) socket (npm install websocket)
// 2) node-static (npm install node-static)
npm install multirtc
// to run it!
cd node_modules/multirtc/ && node signaler.js
Now, both WebSocket and HTTPs servers are running at port 12034
:
https://localhost:12034/
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# create a directory
mkdir MultiRTC
# open directory
cd MultiRTC
# get package
wget http://cdn.webrtc-experiment.com/packages/MultiRTC.tar
# extract package
tar -xf MultiRTC.tar
# run node.js server
node signaler.js
Now, you can open port 12034
on your ip address/domain; or otherwise on localhost: https://localhost:12034/
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It is using port 12034
; you can edit this port using following commands:
vi signaler.js
# now edit port 12034
# and save changes & quit
# press "insert" key; then press "Esc" key and the type
:wq
:wq
command saves changes in the file and exits editing mode. If you don't want to save changes; simply type:
# if you don't want to save changes however want to exit editing mode
:q
Common Error: Error: listen EADDRINUSE
. It means that same port is used by another application. You can close all existing processes running on same port:
// list all active processes running on same port
fuser -v 12034/tcp
// kill all processes running on port "12034"
fuser -vk 12034/tcp
// list again to verify closing ports
fuser -v 12034/tcp
You can delete "directory" and re-install:
rm -rf MultiRTC
mkdir MultiRTC
# and following above steps to "wget" and "tar" then "node" to run!
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This MultiRTC Demo is using WebSockets over Nodejs for signaling and presence detection!
You can easily use any signaling implementation; whether it is Socket.io or XHR-Long polling or SIP/XMPP or WebSync/SignalR etc. Read more here!
Follow these steps to use other signaling servers:
- Cut code from "public" directory and paste in a unique directory.
- Now, open
ui.peer-connection.js
and go to line 14. You can override your ownopenSignalingChannel
. - Now, open
ui.main.js
and go to line 94. You can easily change websocket to socket.io or any other implementation.
and that's it!
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- It is a skype-like demo using WebRTC for realtime connections!
- It allows you enable/disable webcams; and join with or without webcams!
- It allows you share screen using existing peer connections!
- It allows you share files with preview and download links!
- It allows you auto translate incoming messages in your own language!
- It gives you full control over bandwidth and screen resolutions!
- It allows you adjust file sharing speed yourself by setting chunk-size and chunk-intervals!
- It allows you test all WebRTC features by enabling/disabling some check-boxes!
Demo here: https://www.webrtc-experiment.com/RTCMultiConnection/MultiRTC/
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- It opens WebRTC data connection same like Skype!
- Multiple users can join same room; text chat and share multiple files concurrently!
- Choose your own URL! Users from one room can't access data or join users from other rooms.
- Anyone can add any media stream any-time! Whether it is screen; or audio/video.
- An advance settings section allows you customize many RTCMultiConnection features in one place!
It is an All-in-One solution for RTCMultiConnection.js!
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Presence detection is handled by websocket-over-nodejs! Open ui.main.js
file and go to line 79.
// use "channel" as sessionid or use custom sessionid!
var roomid = connection.channel;
var SIGNALING_SERVER = 'wss://wsnodejs.nodejitsu.com:443';
var websocket = new WebSocket(SIGNALING_SERVER);
websocket.onmessage = function (event) {
var data = JSON.parse(event.data);
if (data.isChannelPresent == false) {
connection.open();
} else {
connection.join(roomid);
}
};
websocket.onopen = function () {
websocket.send(JSON.stringify({
checkPresence: true,
channel: roomid
}));
};
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websocket-over-nodejs for signaling!
Open ui.peer-connection.js
and go to line 15.
// wss://wsnodejs.nodejitsu.com:443
// ws://wsnodejs.nodejitsu.com:80
// wss://www.webrtc-experiment.com:8563
var SIGNALING_SERVER = 'wss://wsnodejs.nodejitsu.com:443';
connection.openSignalingChannel = function(config) {
config.channel = config.channel || this.channel;
var websocket = new WebSocket(SIGNALING_SERVER);
websocket.channel = config.channel;
websocket.onopen = function() {
websocket.push(JSON.stringify({
open: true,
channel: config.channel
}));
if (config.callback)
config.callback(websocket);
};
websocket.onmessage = function(event) {
config.onmessage(JSON.parse(event.data));
};
websocket.push = websocket.send;
websocket.send = function(data) {
websocket.push(JSON.stringify({
data: data,
channel: config.channel
}));
};
}
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RTCMultiConnection.js WebRTC Library is released under MIT licence . Copyright (c) Muaz Khan.