Does anyone use electron + simplewebrtc successfully?
I used simplewebrtc to build a web app. It works fine in browsers.
When I migrated it into electron, something weird happened.
At first I used two copies of my electron app to make them connect each other, but failed.
Then, I made a web browser version and a electron version connect each other.
First, only when the electron version joined the room first, and then made the web version join the room, they can connect each other. otherwise, if the order changes, they cannot get the event peer.pc.iceConnectionState to "connected".
Second, even if them are connected, data channel only works on one way. Only web version can send message to electron version. If I try to let electron version send a message to web version, nothing happened.
During the whole time, no any error was thrown.
Thank you in advance.
simplewebrtc 2.2.3 - 3.0.1
Electron: 1.7.6
Web browsers: Chrome 62, Opera 49, Chromium 58
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