rtc-ui

This is a collection of user interface helper functions that can be used in conjunction with other rtc.io modules.

Reference

rtc-ui/stream

Provides a number of helper functions for rendering both local and remote streams to the DOM. Also provides a top level streamui function that chain be used as a quickconnect "plugin" to automatically wire up these helper functions for typical usage.

An example of usage is provided below:

var quickconnect = require('rtc-quickconnect');
var capture = require('rtc-capture');
var streamui = require('rtc-ui/stream');
var conference;

capture({ video: true, audio: true }, function(err, stream) {
  if (err) {
    return console.error(err);
  }

  // create the conference
  conference = quickconnect('https://switchboard.rtc.io/', {
    room: 'rtc-ui:conference-example'
  });

  // add the local stream to the conference
  conference.addStream(stream);

  // render the local stream using the stream ui
  streamui.local(document.body)(stream);

  // use streamui to automatically handle element creation and removal
  streamui(conference, { container: document.body });
});

streamui(qc, opts)

Link standard quickconnect events to sensible streamui handlers. Use opts to provide configuration to the handler functions, notably:

• container - the container element in which new elements will be created within and searches for element removal will be constrained to. Defaults to document.body.

• plugins - If you are using any rtc.io plugins specify these here to have them passed on to rtc-attach for integration.

streamui.local(container, opts?) => fn(stream)

Create a handler function specifying a target container and any additional options. The handler function expects a single argument of stream for which a rendering element will be created and added to the specified container.

This element will have the rtc abd localvideo classes applied to it so can be styled using CSS by your app.

streamui.add(container, opts?) => fn(id, stream)

Create a handler function that is designed to respond to stream:added events generated by rtc-quickconnect (i.e it follows the (id, stream) function signature). A renderer element will be created for the stream and appended to the container element.

This element will have the rtc and remotevideo classes applied to it, and will also have data-peer and data-stream attributes set on the created element.

streamui.remove(container, opts?) => fn(id, stream?)

Create a handler function that is designed to respond to both stream:removed and call:ended events generated by rtc-quickconnect. When the handler is invoked with just an id, all elements with the data-peer matching the specified value will be removed from container. If a stream argument value is supplied, then only those matching the data-stream label will be removed.

License(s)

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