Open-EasyRTC

Open-EasyRTC is a Fork of Priologic's EasyRTC, include an EasyRTC server and client API, HTML5 and JavaScript demos under a BSD 2 license.

Original Source and Fork intent

This NodeJS open-easyrtc module version is a fork of easyrtc hosted on Github originally made by Priologic Software Inc. and available here: https://github.com/priologic/easyrtc

This fork of easyrtc module named open-easyrtc starts at version 2.0.0 in case previous the repository decides to pick up work again on version 1.x.x.

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Features

• Install EasyRTC's WebRTC Server on your own Linux, Windows, or Mac server in minutes not days.
• Use our EasyRTC API and sample application code to build and deploy your WebRTC app in hours not weeks.
• EasyRTC is completely free and open source under a BSD 2 license. No usage costs or other hidden fees.

Installation In A Nutshell

1. Install Node.js
2. Download the EasyRTC distribution from github (https://github.com/open-easyrtc/open-easyrtc.git)
3. Run npm install in the easyrtc directory.
4. Enter the easyrtc/server_example directory by executing cd server_example
5. Run npm install in the server_example directory.
6. Start EasyRTC by running node server.js while in the server_example directory.
7. Browse the examples using a WebRTC enabled browser. (defaults to port 8080)

Important note: Chrome will not grant access to local microphones or cameras for a page served using http except for the localhost case. See the docs/easyrtc_server_ssl.md file for instructions on serving files using https.

Step by step instructions including additional setup options can be found in /docs/easyrtc_server_install.md

Note: there is no corresponding need to install the client files specifically; they were installed as part of EasyRTC in step 3.

Documentation

All documentation can be found within the docs folder.

EasyRTC Server

• Install instructions for Ubuntu, Windows, and Mac
  • /docs/easyrtc_server_install.md
• Configuration options
  • /docs/easyrtc_server_configuration.md
• Using Server Events
  • /docs/easyrtc_server_events.md
• Server API
  • https://open-easyrtc.github.io/open-easyrtc/server/

EasyRTC Client

• Client API tutorial
  • /docs/easyrtc_client_tutorial.md
• Client API
  • https://open-easyrtc.github.io/open-easyrtc/client/Easyrtc.html
• Client File Transfer API
  • https://open-easyrtc.github.io/open-easyrtc/client/Easyrtc_ft.html
• Client App API
  • https://open-easyrtc.github.io/open-easyrtc/client/Easyrtc_App.html

General Development

• Frequently asked questions
  • /docs/easyrtc_faq.md
• Authentication
  • /docs/easyrtc_authentication.md
• ICE, TURN, STUN Configuration
  • /docs/easyrtc_server_ice.md
• Using Rooms
  • /docs/easyrtc_rooms.md
• Serving with SSL
  • /docs/easyrtc_server_ssl.md
• Serving next to IIS or Apache
  • /docs/easyrtc_with_other_servers.md
• Upcoming features
  • /docs/easyrtc_upcoming_features.md
• Common WebRTC problems
  • /docs/easyrtc_webrtc_problems.md
• Common EasyRTC problems (and solutions)
  • /docs/easyrtc_common_problems.md
• Debugging WebRTC
  • /docs/webrtc_debugging.md
• Server/Client Message Types
  • /docs/easyrtc_changelog.md
• Changelog
  • /docs/easyrtc_changelog.md

Folder Structure

• / (root)
  • Licenses and package information
• /api/
  • Client API files including easyrtc.js
• /demos/
  • EasyRTC live demos and example code
• /docs/
  • Documentation for using the API and running the server
• /lib/
  • Required libraries
• /node_modules/
  • Required node.js modules
  • This folder will be created during the install
• /server_example/
  • A simple server example

Included Demos

EasyRTC comes with a number of demo's which work immediately after installation.

• Video and/or Audio connections
• Multi-party video chat
• Text Messaging with or without Data Channels
• Screen and tab sharing
• File transfer
• Client side video recording

License

Copyright (c) 2018, Open-EasyRTC

Copyright (c) 2016, Priologic Software Inc. All rights reserved.

Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:

• Redistributions of source code must retain the below copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
• Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the below copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.

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