This is just a simple messaging framework for dart. it will support webRTC's Datachannel, some sort of local message passing and TCP for signaling. The main purpose was to create a basis application for university. I wanted to check, if it's possible to create some sort of "pure p-2-p network within the browser".
You will find a chrome application within the example folder. It uses tcp for signaling and creates a datachannel chat between two peers.
The messenger library consists of 5 sublibraries (message, events, signaling, connections and peer). You can find the latest API documentation in the Link section.
(In the next line <- stands for the include relation)
messenger <- peer <- connections <- signaling <- events <- message
To build the library just run build.sh.
It's very easy to try it out. All you need is a dart installation for building and a chrome browser.
Open the console, jump into the subfolder example and build the application by running pub build.
Now you have to open your browser, go to the extention-manager and install a unpacked application (you have to choose the subfolder example/build/web).
Pub.dartlang.org project page. API Documentation