com.adrenak.airsignal
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A websocket signaling server for use with WebRTC Network and Video Chat assets for Unity.
This is the nodejs webrtc signalling server code straight off the WebRTC Network solution by Christoph Kutza. The only difference is literally the name.
Use this to create a signalling server for WebRTC projects. AirSignal is used in AirPeer, a general purpose WebRTC plugin for Unity as well as UniVoice, a VoIP solution for Unity based on AirPeer.
Install Nodejs which comes with NPM After installing run the following commands:
npm install
This will install all required packages for it to work.
node server.js
This will run the server using config.json
You can change used ports and other details in the file config.json.
Create ssl.cert and ssl.key to allow using secure connections. Add ssl details
in config.json as per the structure shown in config_template.json
The original creator of the server Christoph Kutza can be reached here:
Send a mail to contact@because-why-not.com or BecauseWhyNotHelp@gmail.com or visit http://because-why-not.com
If you're here from AirPeer or UniVoice and have questions about them, contact Vatsal Ambastha:
@email
@github
@website
@twitter
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A websocket signaling server for use with WebRTC Network and Video Chat assets for Unity.
We found that com.adrenak.airsignal 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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