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PoC of WebRTC signalling exchange through @waku/noise #186
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Please add a README to clarify the purpose of this example and its state (work in progress)
Also, is there a way to get more feedback that the RTC connection is successful? I guess checking the about:webrtc
tab helps.
Finally, currently need to confirm an auth code on both side.
However, in a scenario where I know the peer id of the other peer, meaning they can prove their identity by signing a message with their private key, can we skip the authocode check? Or, is that scenario not catered for yet in the RFC?
Because in the case of using webrtc to setup more connection between browser node, I do not expect manual/human intervention (note that the remote peer address is expected to be retrieved in a ENR form which is signed).
Showcasing establishment of RTC connection through Waku Noise.
This PR TODO:
WebRTC TODO:
Covers waku-org/js-waku#20