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rtmp-ping

v1.0.6

Published

The idea behind the package was to measure connection speed between a client and a RTMP server, where the server doesn't respond to traditional IP ping. This package wraps librtmp, a C library in a convenient way, making it possible to see how much time i

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Readme

About

The idea behind the package was to measure connection speed between a client and a RTMP server, where the server doesn't respond to traditional IP ping. This package wraps librtmp, a C library in a convenient way, making it possible to see how much time it takes for a rtmp connection to be made.

Since it uses librtmp you can use all the protocols supported by librtmp.

That is:

"RTMP", "RTMPT", "RTMPE", "RTMPTE", "RTMPS", "RTMPTS", "RTMFP"

Usage

const RTMPPing = require('rtmp-ping');

// Get ping in milliseconds where RTMPUrl is the rtmp:// url to the resource.

RTMPPing.getPingMS(RTMPUrl)

// Get ping in microseconds.

RTMPPing.getPingUS(RTMPUrl)

Example:

RTMPPing.getPingMS(RTMPUrl).then(pingms => {
    console.log('Ping in millis: ', pingms)
})

More in depth stuff

Since it uses C under the hood, you might miss some dependencies in order to build it. Here are some tips to build it on different linux distros:

Building

(Debian)

$ sudo apt install build-essentials libssl-dev python3

(Alpine)

$ apk add  build-base openssl-dev python3

Dev

To debug the code in vscodium or vscode, install

https://github.com/vadimcn/codelldb

and then run

"Launch Test"

from Run And Debug menu.