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@illgrenoble/ngx-remote-desktop
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ngx-remote-desktop is an Angular2+ module for connecting to a remote desktop using the guacamole protocol
For installation and usage details go here
ngx-remote-desktop
is an Angular component for connecting to a remote desktop using the guacamole remote desktop gateway
It has been built for use with Angular 5.0.0+. It has been tested in Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari. It makes heavy use of flex, therefore it will not work in browsers that do not support flex.
There is no dependency on any presentation component library / framework (ng-bootstrap, clarity etc.). This component does not make any assertions about how the backend web socket broker to guacd is implemented.
By default, there are no toolbar items, however, you can add as many toolbar items as you wish and create a handler in your component. You can also override the scss if you wish to change the styling. The RemoteDesktopManager
exposes some useful methods for generating a screenshot or thumbnail, entering and exiting full screen mode, focusing and unfocusing the display, getting the client state, subscribing to the remote desktop clipboard and sending data to the remote desktop clipboard.
For a full implementation example, see the demo source code
To use ngx-remote-desktop
in your project, install it via npm:
npm i @illgrenoble/ngx-remote-desktop --save
We also require two peer dependencies:
npm i @illgrenoble/guacamole-common-js --save
npm i screenfull --save
Thank you to the guacamole team for a fantastic project.
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ngx-remote-desktop is an Angular2+ module for connecting to a remote desktop using the guacamole protocol
We found that @illgrenoble/ngx-remote-desktop demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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