#WebRTC Virtual Classrooms - DEPRECATED

see this project for a more elegant non meteor version

A Small Project that leverages the Licode WebRTC communications platform to create virtual classrooms using the relatively new WebRTC standard. The project uses meteor.js, react.js, redux.js, material-ui and the Licode WebRTC communications platform.

This project is still under heavy development. A working feature-complete prototype will be available by the end of August 2016.

##Setting up a development environment

1. Install a Licode server using the instructions at http://lynckia.com/licode/install.html
2. Install meteor.js
3. Clone this repo
4. Edit the project config file
5. Run npm install
6. Run the project using the meteor command

##Setting up https

###Setting up https for the Licode server

You'll need to do this to be able to use screen capturing.

Open licode/scripts/licode_default.js Change the settings as below:

config.erizoController.hostname = 'your_server_hostname_include_domain_name'; //default value: ''
config.erizoController.port = 8443; //default value: 8080
// Use true if clients communicate with erizoController over SSL
config.erizoController.ssl = true; //default value: false

// This configuration is used by erizoController server to listen for connections
// Use true if erizoController listens in HTTPS. SSL certificates located in /cert
config.erizoController.listen_ssl = true; //default value: false
config.erizoController.listen_port = 8443; //default value: 8080

Finally, replace both cert.pem and key.pem in /cert directory with your own cert files.

###Setting up https for the app

Below is a quick fix method to get your app running in https.

1. Create an ssl certificate and key in the private directory
2. Run git clone https://github.com/Tarang/Meteor-SSL-proxy.git outside the project
3. cd Meteor-SSL-proxy
4. Edit PATH_to_KEY and PATH_TO_CERT in main.js to point to your key and certificate
5. Comment PATH_TO_CHAIN and ca : fs.readFileSync(PATH_TO_CHAIN, 'utf8')
6. Set target to http://localhost:8888
7. Run main.js with forever or something