kumavis / rtc-data-stream

:bamboo: convert a webRTC connection into a stream

rtc-data-stream

convert a reliable RTCDataChannel into a stream.

use HTML5 WebRTC the node way -- with streams.

use

you can use browserify to package this module for browser use.

var rtcDataStream = require('rtc-data-stream')
var quickconnect = require('rtc-quickconnect')

quickconnect('https://switchboard.rtc.io/', { room: 'rtc-data-stream-demo' })
  .createDataChannel('chat')
  .on('channel:opened:chat', function(peerId, channel) {
    
    rtcDataStream(channel)
      .pipe(somewhereAwesome)

  })

demo

Open this demo in two windows to start a chat over rtc-data-stream

hack

# install beefy
npm install -g beefy
# clone repo
git clone https://github.com/kumavis/rtc-data-stream
cd rtc-data-stream
# install dev dependencies
npm install
# start the example
npm start
# open another tab with the generated link

credit

Based on websocket-stream by max ogden

license

MIT LICENSE

rtc-data-stream's Issues

test for cross-browser

cross-shmowser
try out testlingify

Include Better Examples

Right now your only example in the README only shows the stream being used as a ReadableStream, while even your example file shows bi-directional communication.

Include Repository in Package.json

You'll get more contribution and be taken more seriously on npm if people can find your repository quickly and easily from it.

provide a Requirebin example

Rewrite based on ws-stream's rewrite

max-mapper/websocket-stream@0089ece

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test against binary data

Readme - Link to streams handbook