Lukas Herman
@lherman-cs.bsky.social
pulsebeam.dev - Build WebRTC Apps, Skip the Infrastructure
Since the browser blocks only media AFAIK, mocking the getUserMedia has been my go-to solution for this github.com/theopenwebjp....
GitHub - theopenwebjp/get-user-media-mock: Mock library for getUserMedia and related functions.
Mock library for getUserMedia and related functions. - theopenwebjp/get-user-media-mock
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December 6, 2024 at 2:32 PM
Since the browser blocks only media AFAIK, mocking the getUserMedia has been my go-to solution for this github.com/theopenwebjp....
I don't typically self-promote, but pulsebeam.dev makes this process easier:
1. [client] go to a specific URL
2. [server] authenticate and return a JWT token that only allows client from step 1.
3. [client] connects to the other phone
Alternatively, peerJS or DIY WebRTC with QRCode
1. [client] go to a specific URL
2. [server] authenticate and return a JWT token that only allows client from step 1.
3. [client] connects to the other phone
Alternatively, peerJS or DIY WebRTC with QRCode
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pulsebeam.dev
December 6, 2024 at 2:24 PM
I don't typically self-promote, but pulsebeam.dev makes this process easier:
1. [client] go to a specific URL
2. [server] authenticate and return a JWT token that only allows client from step 1.
3. [client] connects to the other phone
Alternatively, peerJS or DIY WebRTC with QRCode
1. [client] go to a specific URL
2. [server] authenticate and return a JWT token that only allows client from step 1.
3. [client] connects to the other phone
Alternatively, peerJS or DIY WebRTC with QRCode
Nice work and logo :D. Did you end up using data channel and drawing the cursor separately?
December 6, 2024 at 2:17 PM
Nice work and logo :D. Did you end up using data channel and drawing the cursor separately?
Ideally, Macbook Air with M3 but without the OS bloat and more storage.
December 5, 2024 at 9:11 PM
Ideally, Macbook Air with M3 but without the OS bloat and more storage.