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webrtc-analyzer

v3.1.1

Published

WebRTC Connection Analyzer

Downloads

7

Readme

WebRTC-Analyzer

This tool helps you to debug WebRTC connections.

Current features:
  • Able to display any info about the PC track
  • Able to display PC statuses (signalingState, iceGatheringState, connectionState, iceGatheringState)
  • Able to display any info from PC.getStats
  • Support for multiple RTCPeerConnection instances
  • The debuggers position could be changed by the user. (left, right)
  • Reactive component
Desired features:
  • Able to display offer and answer
  • Able to display the generated ICE Candidates
  • User is able to customize what he/she wants to see

WebRTC-Analyzer

How to use

Install with yarn.

yarn add webrtc-analyzer

Install with npm.

npm i webrtc-analyzer

Example code

Reactive way
import { Analyzer } from "webrtc-analyzer";
<Analyzer peerConnections={[pc1, pc2]} isVisible={true} position="right" />
Vanilla JS way
import { renderWebRTCAnalyzer } from "webrtc-analyzer";
renderWebRTCAnalyzer({
    peerConnections: [pc1, pc2], //Array - containing RTCPeerConnection instances
    isVisible: true, //Boolean - true by default
    position: 'right' //String - right by default (left | right)
}, '#wa-app') //Select where the component gets rendered to
Example page

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Version

3.1.1

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