- Android Studio with latest SDK build version on Linux platform
- Node.js module
curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_8.x | sudo -E bash -sudo apt-get install -y nodejs
- 2 Android devices
- Make sure port 7000 is open in the network.
- Clone this repository
git clone https://github.com/kishanrraval/CrashTestDummies.git - Skip the next 2 steps and use apks provided in the apks folder if you do not want to build apk from source.
- Create and run (Install on an Android device) the android project for server from Android_Server. It acts as a audio+video transmission server of a single source.
- Create and run (Install on an Android device) the android project for client from Android_Client. It is the recipient of the live stream and displays the stream on screen with audio.
- Run server.js file in the NodeJS_server folder.
- Use
node server.jscommand to start the signalling server listening for incoming connections. - This signalling server works as an intermediate entity which establishes the connection between the source and the recipient.
- Use
- Find IP address of the signalling server which would be needed for connection. Go through the following steps for finding IP address of the server
- Open terminal and type
ifconfigin the terminal to find the value of IPv4. - Open Server app and enter the IP address from the above result and tap on connect button.
- You can see the incoming connection from node server's command prompt.
- Open Client app and enter the same IP address over there as well and tap on connect button.
- You will now be able to view the live streaming from client application.
- Conversion of single source to multiple source transmission for achieving overall functionality.
- Improvements in UI to make app deployable and user friendly.
- Adding login/authentication feature if needed.
- Adding analytics feature, which can be used for finding user behaviour on app for finding issues and changes required in the app.
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