PeerJS — A JavaScript Library For True Peer-To-Peer Data In The Browser
PeerJS — A JavaScript Library For True Peer-To-Peer Data In The Browser
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PeerJS is a JavaScript library which acts as a wrapper for WebRTC and allows you to create peer connections very easily. With PeerJS you can create such a connection in just 3 lines of code.
PeerJS deals with the WebRTC handshake and allows connection by peer ID. However, to establish a connection, you need a PeerServer. This is written in Node.js and you need to set it up.
No data passes through the server – it is only used to broker the connection between peers.
Requirements: Node.js
Website:http:/ / peerjs. com/
License: MIT License
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