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openpeer

v0.1.4

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*Status: DEV*

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Status: DEV

Open Peer SDK for JavaScript

WebRTC P2P signalling, federated identities and more.

Based on the following specifications:

Usage

TODO: Instructions on how to use the SDK

Development

Development of this SDK is done via a development UI:

make install-dev
make run-dev
open http://localhost:8081/

Development Process:

  1. make test (this runs server-side, dev UI and demo tests)
  2. Launch dev UI
  3. Run all dev UI tests
  4. Make changes
  5. Run/write individual tests to verify changes
  6. make test
  7. Commit

Demo

Install:

make install-demo

Run:

make run-demo

Test:

make test-demo

Deploy:

make deploy-demo

First time deploy setup for dotCloud:

sudo easy_install pip && sudo pip install dotcloud
dotcloud setup

Initial dotCloud application setup:

cd demo
dotcloud create -f live <name>
dotcloud push

Deployments:

  • Staging: http://opjsdemostage-hookflash.dotcloud.com/

License

BSD-2-Clause