Signalite

A lightweight node.js signaling server for WebRTC

Usage

Run using node server.js from the terminal

How to use

JS link -

https://github.com/nkg447/signallite/releases/download/0.0.2/webrtc-client0.0.2.js

Usage -

• Peer 1

import WebRTCClient from '@nkg447/signallite'
const onMessageCallback = (event) => {
    console.log(event.data);
}
const peerConnectCallback = (channel) => {
    channel.send("We are connected now.");
}
const client = new new WebRTCClient(
  "https://signallite.nikunjgupta.dev", // signalling server url
  "some_sample_channel_name_here",
  onMessageCallback,
  peerConnectCallback);

• Peer 2

import WebRTCClient from '@nkg447/signallite'
const onMessageCallback = (event) => {
    console.log(event.data);
}
const peerConnectCallback = (channel) => {
    channel.send("We are connected now.");
}
const client = new new WebRTCClient(
  "https://signallite.nikunjgupta.dev", // signalling server url
  "some_sample_channel_name_here",
  onMessageCallback,
  peerConnectCallback);
// this initiates the connection. 
// make sure the peer that joines later should trigger client.createOffer()
client.createOffer();

Demo

A ready-to-use peer-to-peer chat app is included at chat.html. Start the server and open http://localhost:3000/chat.html — share the generated link (or scan the QR code) with another device to connect.