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fire-rtc

v1.0.3

Published

serverless webRTC, using firebase's database as the sdp-broker

Downloads

24

Readme

fire-rtc

serverless webRTC using firebase's realtime database as signaling broker

Install

npm install --save fire-rtc firebase

Demo

fire-rtc-chat

Usage

All the steps below needs to be executed on both sides, but the initiator value is different!

initialize a firebase app

import firebase from 'firebase';

firebase.initializeApp({
  apiKey: 'XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX', 
  databaseURL: 'XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX', 
  projectId: 'XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX'
});

after that create a new fireRTC instance and pass the firebase instance

import createFireRTC from 'fire-rtc';

const fireRTC = createFireRTC({
      firebase, // pass the firebase instance
      id: 'my first serverless webrtc connection', // choose randomly and share with other party
      initiator: true, // the other party needs to set this to false and join afterwards!
      onConnect: handleConnect, // gets called when the connection is established
      onData: handleData, // gets called each time a new message arrives
    });

function handleConnect () {
  fireRTC.send('hello!')
}

function handleData(data) {
  console.log('new message', data);
}

How does this work?

  • When you call the join method, the library writes your sdp configuration into the database under the defined id.
  • Your partner enters the same id but set initator to false. After join() his sdp is also written to the database.
  • Both of you get notified of the others sdp config via a firebase event.
  • After both parties have the other's sdp config, the webRTC connection can be established.
  • The sdps are deleted because they are not needed anymore