Yes simplepeer was better for me,
for socket i used signalr in dot net core.
using hubconnection
you can use any other language as your signaling server line nodjs, java, python etc...
great!! but do you have any suggestion on listening to an event that someone on the other side fire an event? like closing or destroying the connection? i can show you my code if you could help me out
Calling peer close() function in frontend side must work and As I said, From backend you can call hubconnection methods in signalr dotnet core
for other language i dont know
peerjs server is just for signaling, (both clients will create some signale and send them to each other with server)
you can implement signaling server in any language.
but for your priblem to alter other client to close the connection it must work. I don't know why close() function not triggered.
maybe you have to look at peerjs document.
Yes simplepeer was better for me,
for socket i used signalr in dot net core.
using hubconnection
you can use any other language as your signaling server line nodjs, java, python etc...
great!! but do you have any suggestion on listening to an event that someone on the other side fire an event? like closing or destroying the connection? i can show you my code if you could help me out
Calling peer close() function in frontend side must work and As I said, From backend you can call hubconnection methods in signalr dotnet core
for other language i dont know
actually i use peerjs cloud server, so i only working on front end. Is using my own peerjs server a must?
peerjs server is just for signaling, (both clients will create some signale and send them to each other with server)
you can implement signaling server in any language.
but for your priblem to alter other client to close the connection it must work. I don't know why close() function not triggered.
maybe you have to look at peerjs document.
yeah what i wrote was following the peerjs docs, i post an issue on their repo. Thanks for your help, hope you'll share more knowledge