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@dolbyio/webrtc-stats

v1.0.2

Published

Dolby.io WebRTC Statistics

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10,682

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Dolby.io WebRTC Statistics

This project is a library to use to parse WebRTC statistics.

Install this project

Run the following npm command to install the package @dolbyio/webrtc-stats into your project:

npm install @dolbyio/webrtc-stats

Use the library

Collection

A WebRTCStats object needs to be created to start a WebRTC statistics collection. It requires some settings to configure how you want the collection to work. First, import the WebRTCStats definition.

import { WebRTCStats } from '@dolbyio/webrtc-stats';

Create the collection object like this example:

const collection = new WebRTCStats({
    getStats: () => {
        // Get the raw WebRTC statistics from the web browser
    },
    getStatsInterval: 1000,
    includeRawStats: true,
});

Start the collection with the start() function.

collection.start();

Stop the collection with the stop() function.

collection.stop();

Events

After starting the collection, the stats event is triggered when the WebRTC statistics have been collected and parsed.

import { OnStats } from '@dolbyio/webrtc-stats';

collection.on('stats', (event: OnStats) => {
    console.log(event);
});

The error event is triggered when an error happens during the collection or the parsing of the WebRTC statistics.

collection.on('error', (reason: string) => {
    console.error(reason);
});

Example

Example on how to start a statistics collection from the Dolby Millicast SDK.

import { WebRTCStats, OnStats } from '@dolbyio/webrtc-stats';
import { Director, Publish } from '@millicast/sdk';

const PUBLISHER_TOKEN = '';
const STREAM_NAME = '';

const tokenGenerator = () =>
    Director.getPublisher({
        token: PUBLISHER_TOKEN,
        streamName: STREAM_NAME,
    });

const publisher = new Publish(STREAM_NAME, tokenGenerator);

// HERE: Publish a stream to Dolby Millicast

const collection = new WebRTCStats({
    getStatsInterval: 1000,
    getStats: () => {
        return publisher.webRTCPeer.getRTCPeer().getStats();
    },
});

// The stats event is triggered after each interval has elapsed
collection.on('stats', (event: OnStats) => {
    console.log(event);
});

// Start the statistics collection
collection.start();

Logs

You can also print the logs in the console and select the log level by using the following code.

import { Logger } from '@dolbyio/webrtc-stats';

Logger.useDefaults({
    defaultLevel: Logger.TRACE,
});

How to

Run tests:

npm run test

Create distribution package:

npm run build

The documentation is built on TypeDoc, to generate the doc, run the following command. You will find the HTML files in the docs folder.

npm run docs

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