Peer-to-peer Javascript & something
I'm looking for a method to connect client(web browser) to server(without external IP) using p2p.
As client-side language i would like to use javascript.
I was reading about WebRTC Peer-to-peer but i don't know if it only works with two clients(javascript) or if i can use some other language ( PHP, Python, Node.js ).
I know about signaling, STUN and TURN servers. I have server with external IP address so it won't be a problem.
My question is what programming language can i use on the server?
javascript python node.js p2p peer
asked Nov 11 '18 at 22:05
HealV
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I'm looking for a method to connect client(web browser) to server(without external IP) using p2p.
As client-side language i would like to use javascript.
I was reading about WebRTC Peer-to-peer but i don't know if it only works with two clients(javascript) or if i can use some other language ( PHP, Python, Node.js ).
I know about signaling, STUN and TURN servers. I have server with external IP address so it won't be a problem.
My question is what programming language can i use on the server?
javascript python node.js p2p peer
asked Nov 11 '18 at 22:05
HealV
224
How about use websocket? there's a very good library in JS called socket.io... WebRTC is more used for vídeo and audio p2p. What's your goal with that? maybe websocket solve your problem
– Milton Filho
Nov 11 '18 at 22:29
My goal is only to send and receive data in text format.
– HealV
Nov 12 '18 at 8:05
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I'm looking for a method to connect client(web browser) to server(without external IP) using p2p.
As client-side language i would like to use javascript.
I was reading about WebRTC Peer-to-peer but i don't know if it only works with two clients(javascript) or if i can use some other language ( PHP, Python, Node.js ).
I know about signaling, STUN and TURN servers. I have server with external IP address so it won't be a problem.
My question is what programming language can i use on the server?
javascript python node.js p2p peer
asked Nov 11 '18 at 22:05
HealV
224
I'm looking for a method to connect client(web browser) to server(without external IP) using p2p.
As client-side language i would like to use javascript.
I was reading about WebRTC Peer-to-peer but i don't know if it only works with two clients(javascript) or if i can use some other language ( PHP, Python, Node.js ).
I know about signaling, STUN and TURN servers. I have server with external IP address so it won't be a problem.
My question is what programming language can i use on the server?
javascript python node.js p2p peer
javascript python node.js p2p peer
asked Nov 11 '18 at 22:05
HealV
224
asked Nov 11 '18 at 22:05
HealV
224
asked Nov 11 '18 at 22:05
HealV
224
asked Nov 11 '18 at 22:05
HealV
224
asked Nov 11 '18 at 22:05
HealV
224
224
How about use websocket? there's a very good library in JS called socket.io... WebRTC is more used for vídeo and audio p2p. What's your goal with that? maybe websocket solve your problem
– Milton Filho
Nov 11 '18 at 22:29
My goal is only to send and receive data in text format.
– HealV
Nov 12 '18 at 8:05
add a comment |
How about use websocket? there's a very good library in JS called socket.io... WebRTC is more used for vídeo and audio p2p. What's your goal with that? maybe websocket solve your problem
– Milton Filho
Nov 11 '18 at 22:29
My goal is only to send and receive data in text format.
– HealV
Nov 12 '18 at 8:05
How about use websocket? there's a very good library in JS called socket.io... WebRTC is more used for vídeo and audio p2p. What's your goal with that? maybe websocket solve your problem
– Milton Filho
Nov 11 '18 at 22:29
How about use websocket? there's a very good library in JS called socket.io... WebRTC is more used for vídeo and audio p2p. What's your goal with that? maybe websocket solve your problem
– Milton Filho
Nov 11 '18 at 22:29
My goal is only to send and receive data in text format.
– HealV
Nov 12 '18 at 8:05
My goal is only to send and receive data in text format.
– HealV
Nov 12 '18 at 8:05
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Actualy you can avoid other languages if you will use Kurento media server. It have javascript like native. And it frendly desiged to use it with Node.js backend.
Also Janus-Gateawey have commodious JavaScript API and allows build backend on any language you want. Managing all webRTC things happens on client side. That very cose if you understand webRTC and JS at least on basical level.
For control webRTC from back side on python you can use aiortc library
If you need to send/receive only text data then socket.io with e.g. python-socket.io (on server side) is that what you need
answered Nov 11 '18 at 23:03
Andrey Suglobov
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I added to Andrey Suglobov's answer: The client does not receive the WebRTC packets from the server because it doesn't have an external IP. In order to solve this problem, you have to configure it to communicate via the TURN server in the middle.
[WebRTC server] ↔ [TURN] ↔ [NAT] ↔ [client]
Generally, the client uses JavaScript because it's a browser. But WebRTC is a specification that supports P2P on the web. If supporting this specification, it does not matter what programming language you use.
Thank you.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 3:47
AirenSoft
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Probably found an answer.
I can use javascript server side in node.js
answered Nov 12 '18 at 13:16
HealV
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Actualy you can avoid other languages if you will use Kurento media server. It have javascript like native. And it frendly desiged to use it with Node.js backend.
Also Janus-Gateawey have commodious JavaScript API and allows build backend on any language you want. Managing all webRTC things happens on client side. That very cose if you understand webRTC and JS at least on basical level.
For control webRTC from back side on python you can use aiortc library
If you need to send/receive only text data then socket.io with e.g. python-socket.io (on server side) is that what you need
answered Nov 11 '18 at 23:03
Andrey Suglobov
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Actualy you can avoid other languages if you will use Kurento media server. It have javascript like native. And it frendly desiged to use it with Node.js backend.
Also Janus-Gateawey have commodious JavaScript API and allows build backend on any language you want. Managing all webRTC things happens on client side. That very cose if you understand webRTC and JS at least on basical level.
For control webRTC from back side on python you can use aiortc library
If you need to send/receive only text data then socket.io with e.g. python-socket.io (on server side) is that what you need
answered Nov 11 '18 at 23:03
Andrey Suglobov
1248
add a comment |
Actualy you can avoid other languages if you will use Kurento media server. It have javascript like native. And it frendly desiged to use it with Node.js backend.
Also Janus-Gateawey have commodious JavaScript API and allows build backend on any language you want. Managing all webRTC things happens on client side. That very cose if you understand webRTC and JS at least on basical level.
For control webRTC from back side on python you can use aiortc library
If you need to send/receive only text data then socket.io with e.g. python-socket.io (on server side) is that what you need
answered Nov 11 '18 at 23:03
Andrey Suglobov
1248
Actualy you can avoid other languages if you will use Kurento media server. It have javascript like native. And it frendly desiged to use it with Node.js backend.
Also Janus-Gateawey have commodious JavaScript API and allows build backend on any language you want. Managing all webRTC things happens on client side. That very cose if you understand webRTC and JS at least on basical level.
For control webRTC from back side on python you can use aiortc library
If you need to send/receive only text data then socket.io with e.g. python-socket.io (on server side) is that what you need
answered Nov 11 '18 at 23:03
Andrey Suglobov
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answered Nov 11 '18 at 23:03
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I added to Andrey Suglobov's answer: The client does not receive the WebRTC packets from the server because it doesn't have an external IP. In order to solve this problem, you have to configure it to communicate via the TURN server in the middle.
[WebRTC server] ↔ [TURN] ↔ [NAT] ↔ [client]
Generally, the client uses JavaScript because it's a browser. But WebRTC is a specification that supports P2P on the web. If supporting this specification, it does not matter what programming language you use.
Thank you.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 3:47
AirenSoft
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I added to Andrey Suglobov's answer: The client does not receive the WebRTC packets from the server because it doesn't have an external IP. In order to solve this problem, you have to configure it to communicate via the TURN server in the middle.
[WebRTC server] ↔ [TURN] ↔ [NAT] ↔ [client]
Generally, the client uses JavaScript because it's a browser. But WebRTC is a specification that supports P2P on the web. If supporting this specification, it does not matter what programming language you use.
Thank you.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 3:47
AirenSoft
363
add a comment |
I added to Andrey Suglobov's answer: The client does not receive the WebRTC packets from the server because it doesn't have an external IP. In order to solve this problem, you have to configure it to communicate via the TURN server in the middle.
[WebRTC server] ↔ [TURN] ↔ [NAT] ↔ [client]
Generally, the client uses JavaScript because it's a browser. But WebRTC is a specification that supports P2P on the web. If supporting this specification, it does not matter what programming language you use.
Thank you.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 3:47
AirenSoft
363
I added to Andrey Suglobov's answer: The client does not receive the WebRTC packets from the server because it doesn't have an external IP. In order to solve this problem, you have to configure it to communicate via the TURN server in the middle.
[WebRTC server] ↔ [TURN] ↔ [NAT] ↔ [client]
Generally, the client uses JavaScript because it's a browser. But WebRTC is a specification that supports P2P on the web. If supporting this specification, it does not matter what programming language you use.
Thank you.
answered Nov 13 '18 at 3:47
AirenSoft
363
answered Nov 13 '18 at 3:47
AirenSoft
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Probably found an answer.
I can use javascript server side in node.js
answered Nov 12 '18 at 13:16
HealV
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Probably found an answer.
I can use javascript server side in node.js
answered Nov 12 '18 at 13:16
HealV
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Probably found an answer.
I can use javascript server side in node.js
answered Nov 12 '18 at 13:16
HealV
224
Probably found an answer.
I can use javascript server side in node.js
answered Nov 12 '18 at 13:16
HealV
224
answered Nov 12 '18 at 13:16
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How about use websocket? there's a very good library in JS called socket.io... WebRTC is more used for vídeo and audio p2p. What's your goal with that? maybe websocket solve your problem
– Milton Filho
Nov 11 '18 at 22:29
My goal is only to send and receive data in text format.
– HealV
Nov 12 '18 at 8:05