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[module request] A WebRTC peer to peer connection widget #135
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Yes! @automata did a server version with Meteor a couple of years ago, but p2p would be better. Would be really cool for controllers on mobile browsers tweaking visuals on a powerful computer. Has the standard settled out enough? Know of any simple webrtc p2p libraries? |
I know of this p2p library, although I haven't tried using it myself: http://peerjs.com/ |
Seems ideal. Especially the hosted connection broker: http://peerjs.com/peerserver I'd see this working that a no connection is made until a "room id" input is hit. Then you can save the app with that room id and send the gist to a friend, and you'll both be in that room of the p2p module. |
https://deepstreamhub.com/tutorials/protocols/webrtc-video-manipulation/ these APIs have matured a bit... i just did one for MediaRecorder: #138 |
Bountysource decided to update their Terms of Service:
https://www.bountysource.com/issues/1030307-module-request-a-webrtc-peer-to-peer-connection-widget |
I think having peer to peer connection modules could be used for doing a lot of interesting things. I would like to use p2p modules to build an online charades game that people play over their webcams. The database widget I proposed here (#134) could be used to build the game's lobby and mediate connections.
I started a $10 bounty on this issue here: https://www.bountysource.com/issues/1030307-module-request-a-web-rtc-peer-to-peer-connection-widget
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