examples: add reflect-http-html: Example on how to set up a WebRTC-Connection over HTTP and with HTML and JavaScript. #766
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…le on how to set up a WebRTC-Connection over HTTP and with HTML and JavaScript.
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Commenting to myself: We should implement https://w3c.github.io/webrtc-pc/#perfect-negotiation-example on both sides; this would probably also solve re-negotiation in case one side roams networks (which is currently not handled). |
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please fix clippy/fmt warning |
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While trying to setup an "real world" application with HTTP, HTML and JS which would transfer audio to a rust-webrtc application I found no example that showed how to transfer ice-candidates from the browser to the application an back, even though this seems to be one of the most common use-cases. For people getting started with WebRTC this can be a real show-stopper, proven by various comments about communication only working in Local-LAN where the webrtc-server can freely connect to the browser and no further ice-negotiation is required.
I therefore would like to sponsor this minimal, documented and functionally-complete example which showcases the use of the rust webrtc-crate together with actix and appropriate html + javascript to create a internet-compatible WebRTC connection.
Please let me know if you have any requests for changes.
Best regards,
Peter