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@webex/webrtc-core

v2.14.3

Published

Handles WebRTC core functionality and provides media helper functions in the browser.

Readme

webrtc-core

Handles WebRTC core functionality and provides media helper functions in the browser.

Development

  1. yarn
  2. yarn build
  3. yarn test
  4. yarn watch

yarn test runs the build and every test:* script, including the Karma integration tests. Make sure local Chrome can run before using this command.

Run Karma integration tests locally with yarn test:integration:chrome. The Firefox, Edge, and Safari scripts select their named browser matrices only when SAUCE=true and valid Sauce Labs credentials are provided; without Sauce, they also launch local Chrome.

AI-assisted development

Contributors and coding agents should start with AGENTS.md for setup, commands, pull request conventions, and security rules. GitHub Copilot loads the same guidance through .github/copilot-instructions.md. Read the docs/knowledge-base/ index for architecture and dependency context before a broad code search.

Contributing

Use the PR description skill to draft the PR template from committed changes and verified test evidence.

Follow the branch and commit conventions. Semantic-release determines the next npm version from the commits merged into main, not from the PR title alone.

Usage

This library uses cspell to check spelling throughout the codebase. Add accepted package names, protocols, and other project terms to the words list in cspell.json.