Jerko Steiner
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During the time of the initial release of Peer Calls, the server and client sockets used to have different namespaces - one side had `/#` prepended to the name, whereas the other did not, so I had to check for this in the code. This was fixed since the release of [SocketIO v1.5.0][1], thus breaking the compatibility with PeerCalls. Any new `npm install` would break this because of the way it works - it tries to install the latest available "compatible" release. As of this commit, the SocketIO version is locked to v1.6.0. [1]: https://github.com/socketio/socket.io/releases/tag/1.5.0
Peer Calls
WebRTC peer to peer calls for everyone. See it live in action at peercalls.com.
Work in progress.
Requirements
- Node.js 5 https://nodejs.org/en/
Installation & Running
From git source:
git clone https://github.com/jeremija/peer-calls.git
cd peer-calls
npm install
npm start
If you successfully completed the above steps, your commandline/terminal should show that your node server is listening.
On your other machine or mobile device open the url:
http://<your_ip_or_localhost>:3000
(Note: On Android you may have to select a notification on the pulldown menu to connect if you are using Chrome)
Testing
npm install
npm test
Contributing
See Contributing section.
License
MIT