Thin abstraction layer above peerjs that will let you be more productive at making WebRTC data channels based apps.
npm install @webrtc-remote-control/react
Imagine you could simply control a web page opened in a browser (master) from an other page in an other browser (remote), just like you would with a TV and a remote.
webrtc-remote-control lets you do that (based on PeerJS) and handles the disconnections / reconnections, providing a simple API.
``sh`
npm install peerjs @webrtc-remote-control/react
This package relies on @webrtc-remote-control/core (the implementation in vanillaJS). Other implementations for popular frameworks are available here.
Add the peerjs library as a script tag in your html page. You'll have access to Peer constructor.
`html`
Direct link to the demo source code: App.jsx / Master.jsx / Remote.jsx
TypeScript types are shipped with the package.
Don't want to use a bundler ? You can simply use the UMD (Universal Module Definition) build and drop it with a script tag, you'll have access to a webrtcRemoteControlReact object on the window`.
- Development build: https://unpkg.com/@webrtc-remote-control/react/dist/webrtc-remote-control-react.umd.dev.js
- Production build: https://unpkg.com/@webrtc-remote-control/react/dist/webrtc-remote-control-react.umd.prod.js