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simple-webrtc-wrapper

v0.2.0

Published

## Installation

Downloads

3

Readme

simpleWebRTCWrapper

Installation

Using npm:

$ npm i --save simple-webrtc-wrapper
import SimpleWebRTCWrapper from 'simple-webrtc-wrapper';

const connection = new SimpleWebRTCWrapper({
  maxChunkSize: 16384,
  stunServers: [
    'stun.l.google.com:19302',
    'stun1.l.google.com:19302',
    'stun2.l.google.com:19302',
    'stun3.l.google.com:19302',
    'stun4.l.google.com:19302',
    'stun.services.mozilla.com',
  ],
  sdpConstraints: {
    optional: [],
  },
});

Options

  • maxChunkSize - (number) The maximum amount of data sent over the connection at once. Defaults to 16kb
  • stunServers - (array) An array of stun servers, a random one out of these will be picked when the class is constructed
  • sdpConstraints

API

  • createRoom() - Returns a promise which resolves an object with an offer which needs to be sent to the peer and a function finishCreatingRoom which needs the peer's response passed into it.
  • joinRoom(hostOffer) - Returns a promise which resolves to a string which needs to be given to the host to finish creating the connection
  • sendObject(object) - Returns a promise which resolves when everything in enqued to send over the connection
  • sendFile(file) - Returns a promise which resolves when everything in enqued to send over the connection
  • disconnect() - Closes the connection

Events

  • connected - Fired when the connected to the peer
  • disconnected - Fired when the connection is closed
  • error - Fired when an error event is fired from the data channel
  • message - Fired when an object is recieved from the peer
  • fileChunk - Fired when a file chunk is recieved from the peer

Example

Host

(async () => {
  const connection = new SimpleWebRTCWrapper();
  const createdRoom = await connection.createRoom();
  const HOST_OFFER = createdRoom.offer; // send this to the peer

  createdRoom.finishCreatingRoom(PEER_OFFER);

  connection
    .on('connected', (e) => console.log('connected'))
    .on('message', (e) => console.log('recieved', e))
    .on('fileChunk', (e) => console.log('recieved chunk', e));
})();

Peer

(async () => {
  const connection = new SimpleWebRTCWrapper();

  const PEER_OFFER = await connection.joinRoom(HOST_OFFER); // send this to the host

  connection
    .on('connected', (e) => console.log('connected'))
    .on('message', (e) => console.log('recieved', e))
    .on('fileChunk', (e) => console.log('recieved chunk', e));
})();

Dev Commands

  • npm run watch - Starts a browser sync instance which restarts on any changes.
  • npm run build - Generates minified files and places them in the dist folder