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Jacob Stewart
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33 lines
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[](https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/unitoftime/rtcnet)
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# WebRTC Networking
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This is my attempt at building and easy to use, client-server webrtc-based net.Conn implementation. Feel free to use it and file bug reports. I am by no means a webrtc expert, so if you see any problems with my implementation, then feel free to open an issue! Happy to answer any questions as needed!
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## Notes
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1. This is for client-server connections only! The main use case is if you want to use webrtc sockets in browser, but don't want to deal with the entire webrtc stack
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2. The connection is signaled over Websockets, so you don't need to use any ICE servers.
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# Platforms
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I've tested this on:
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1. Browsers (Firefox, Chrome, Edge)
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2. Linux (desktop app)
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3. Windows (desktop app)
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# Things that I still need to do, but haven't yet
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- [x] Replace logger with injectable logger interface
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- [ ] Ability for user to select the level of reliability/orderdness that they want on the data channel
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- [ ] Close websocket after webrtc negotiation has completed (currently ws stays open until net.Conn is closed)
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# Usage
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```
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import "github.com/unitoftime/rtcnet"
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```
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See [Example](https://github.com/unitoftime/rtcnet/tree/master/example)
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# Used By
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1. I'm currently using this for an online game I'm building for browser. [You can find it here](https://www.unit.dev/mmo)
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# License
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1. MIT
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