Ben Greenier
Ben Greenier
:lipstick: on the off-chance you guys think it makes sense to have amd support in the main branch...
In order to support android, we need to build the [Android Webrtc codebase](https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/master/docs/android_build_instructions.md) with our necessary changes (to facilitate an IL2cpp compatible interface). In order to do this, the differences...
This tracks an optimization that we have added in the past for https://github.com/3DStreamingToolkit/3DStreamingToolkit - wherein we store the device context and write to the device directly, rather than marshalling data...
Our docs do not call out that we use `m71` webrtc today. They should.
Today `WEBRTC_CORS` is an environment variable that should toggle cors on or off, however there is currently no way to configure cors to allow certain hosts (you either get `*`...
https://github.com/bengreenier/webrtc-signal-http/blob/master/lib/index.js#L23 the environment variable `WEBRTC_CORS` can be used to enable or disable cors. This should be documented.
release 2 to master brings in: + fix #3 + fix #2 + fully backcompat api + modernized api (with `Accept: application/vnd.webrtc-signal.2`) + two openapi docs, one for each api...
> These results come from manually diff-ing behavior between webrtc `peerconnection_server` and us + Always specifies `Connection` header `close` + Always specifies `Cache-Control` header `no-cache` + CORS exposes header `X-Peer-Id`,...
in https://github.com/bengreenier/webrtc-signal-http#moduleexports the `require` example is invalid
The new DocumentLinkProvider API can be implemented to make clicking on module include calls (like `require('conar');` take you directly to the docs - **if you want to see this feature,...