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6buns-client

v1.0.24

Published

Client Library for 6buns

Readme

web-client

Installation

  • Using npm,
npm i 6buns-client
  • Using CDN,
<script src="https://unpkg.com/[email protected]"></script>

Usage

You create bun object, which handles all the webrtc things for you,

const options = {
  accountSid: "",
  apiKey: "",
  maxParticipants: "",
};

const bun = new Bun(options);

Join a room, by providing an id, and password key if required.

bun.join({
  roomId: "abcdef",
  roomPass: 45678,
});

Add Media, like microphone, or webcam, or screen

bun.setMedia({
	video: false, // camera or screen share
	audio: true,
	screen: true,
})

Stop live stream of your webcam, or other user's webcam.

bun.stop({
	mediaType: '',
	peerId: ''
})

Whenever a new user joins, new-peer event is fired, which can be handled on frontend.

bun.on("new-peer", (event) => {
  // Do something whenever a new user joins.
});

Whenever a new media track is available, new-remote-track event is fired. This event is usually fired when a user in room switched on/off their webcam/mic/screenshare

bun.on("new-remote-track", (event) => {
  // Add remote user's track
});

Whenever a user leaves, peer-left event is fired.

bun.on("peer-left", (id) => {
	// Do something when user leaves
});

Process for WEBRTC Peer to Peer

INITIATOR

  • [x] Get User Media
  • [x] Add Stream
  • [x] Create Offer
  • [x] Set Local SDP, Send Offer
  • [ ] On Answer
  • [ ] Set Remote Description
  • [ ] Send Candidates
  • [ ] Add Candidates

PARTICIPANT

  • [x] Get User Media
  • [x] Add Stream
  • [x] On Offer
  • [x] Set Remote Description
  • [x] Create Answer
  • [ ] Set Local Description, Send Answer
  • [ ] Add Ice Candidates
  • [ ] Send Ice Candidates