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broadcast-desktop

v0.0.51

Published

Use WebRTC to broadcast desktop for use within frontend applications (over LAN)

Downloads

9

Readme

Broadcast Desktop

Use WebRTC to broadcast your desktop for viewing within frontend applications (over LAN)

Usage

npm install
npm start

this should open a browser window on the machine you want to cast from and
prompt you to pick the window you want to share.

then in your front-end application:

import BroadcastDesktop from 'broadcast-desktop/client';

const stream = new BroadcastDesktop();  <-- returns a video

document.body.appendChild(stream);

"Your connection is not private" issue

To view the screen inside your app on another machine on your LAN you'll need to let chrome know you trust the URLs by visitng BOTH and clicking "Advanced" and "proceed ..." otherwise your frontend app will error out when trying to signal the socket server. Chrome Version (86.0.4240.111)

example: your app is running on a machine with the IP 192.168.1.100, and you're testing it on another computer or device on the same network. Visit https://192.168.1.100:8000/ on that machine. It'll be a dead link but Chrome will whitelist the domain so that way when your app calls it Chrome knows it's safe.

Motivation

I needed a way to see my screen while working in VR and live-editing the scene.
See example project here: https://gitlab.com/daveseidman/three-vr