nilinswap/peer-connect

peer-connect

A webrtc chat app made using peerjs. hosted here

Run locally

open file:///peer-connect/index.html in browser in two tabs. Open console, connect one tab to other and see them talking.

if above doesn't work, try this http-server . -p 8000 and go http://127.0.0.1:8000 to see your thing.

Hooks?

• how can you provision this using a single javascript?

• Lets move out of github pages

• create design for auto-connect (without peer-id)

• create api design

• Move Typescript in.

• How to bring in authentication

• Try multiple peer connect

commands

1. check what all ports are process using -

netstat -tulpn

2. run turnserver manually

sudo turnserver -c /etc/turnserver.conf

3. manage turn server

sudo systemctl stop/start/restart coturn

4. check logs

   journalctl -fue coturn 

5. create new turn users

sudo turnadmin -a -u <username> -r <realm> -p <password>

in my case realm was myturn.codes

Don't forget

1. /etc/turnserver.conf is where conf file is.
2. /etc/default/coturn is used to have server running from start of the server.

Some Language

IPH - Iske Paise Hai

Resources

1. webrtc connectivity usecases
2. running your own coturn server in ec2. Mostly this and also this.
3. Trickle

stack-overflowed

1. webrtc open ports
2. ami image for coturn?
3. is webrtc using turn?
4. dh-pem
5. webrtc handles echo/noise cancellation?
6. create dom from html