Antonito

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by Antonito 6mo ago
As others have stated it's possible, but might be cumbersome. I made an example of an iOS/Android monorepo with a shared Rust core a few months ago: https://github.com/Antonito/bazel-app-core-native-example&#x
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by Antonito 7y ago
Didn't know about it, that's pretty cool!
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by Antonito 7y ago
Glad you like it! If you think of any feature/improvements, feel free to open a issue/pull request! :)
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by Antonito 7y ago
That project is really cool! I'm planning to work on the SDP stuff at some point. It works well, but sharing two base64 encoded strings isn't very practical :/
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by Antonito 7y ago
Transfer is done via DTLS, a protocol on top of UDP, so we have to deal with packet loss and retransmission, which itself is controlled by SCTP. gfile uses pion/sctp[0] (via pion/webrtc[1]), and there has been some work going on t
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by Antonito 7y ago
Hey! It can be useful if your transmitting data between two different clients on two different networks. In this case, you don't need to open ports on your firewall nor change your network configuration :) Thank you!
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by Antonito 7y ago
Yup, it still relies on a STUN server to get the connection's metadata. As hardwaresofton pointed out, I'm using Google's STUN server. Since it's only STUN, and not TURN, the actual transferred data does not go transit t
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by Antonito 7y ago
Yup, it can be done! Actually, it's one of my next objectives for it. I started to write a front-end client, with WebAssembly. It's not fully working yet, but you can take a look at it here: https://github.com/Anto
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Show HN: Gfile, a WebRTC based file transfer utility in Go(github.com)
77 points by Antonito 7y ago|42 comments