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⚛ Use WebRTC in Node.js via a hidden Electron process
can it run on linux system? what kinds system dose it support?
In the context of webtorrent-hybrid, I'm seeing stack traces such as the following: ``` /myapp/node_modules/electron-webrtc/src/RTCPeerConnection.js:189 cb(offer) ^ TypeError: cb is not a function at /myapp/node_modules/electron-webrtc/src/RTCPeerConnection.js:189:11 at Daemon. (/myapp/node_modules/electron-webrtc/src/RTCPeerConnection.js:277:11) at Object.onceWrapper...
Trying to create 2 datachannels in a row fails with an error. ```javascript var wrtc = require('electron-webrtc')() var pc = new wrtc.RTCPeerConnection({}) pc.createDataChannel('label1', {}) pc.createDataChannel('label2', {}) ``` ``` Error: Error...
Hi, I ran across the same problem of https://github.com/mappum/electron-webrtc/issues/124. It seems this problem occurs when sending data and closing datachannel occur in very short time.
Now that Chromium has a true headless mode, would it be possible to run electron-webrtc headlessly without having installed xvfb? Does there have to be a code change to do...
Hi, On very rare occasions (every few days to weeks), [RTCDataChannel.send()](https://github.com/mappum/electron-webrtc/blob/4597297e7e7e5149b14014eb1cf6457323596e5f/src/RTCDataChannel.js#L177) emits an error like this below, after which electron-webrtc becomes unresponsive: ``` { Error: Error evaluating " var pc...
Hi, I installed webtorrent-hybrid on a Ubuntu 17.04 Zesty server (headless) . I needed to install the dependencies in the commit to make it work.
Currently we need to assign a function to `DataChannel` or `PeerConnection` instances' on-something properties (eg `onicecandidate`). It is nicer to let the user register listeners.
Hi, just want to let you know that there might be some issues transferring a large file via [RTCDataChannel.send()](https://github.com/mappum/electron-webrtc/blob/v0.3.0/src/RTCDataChannel.js#L177), at least with [simple-peer](https://github.com/feross/simple-peer) there is. My findings can be found...