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The plan is to use jitsi as the video call system in the baby project. But we don’t want it to be required to have your own Jitsi server because the public Jitsi servers do not allow cross-origin requests.
So what can we do? The idea is to create a proxy that can do a bit more than proxying, something where we can add our own access control on top of.
How are we gonna do this? Well, that is kinda the question. Jitsi has a low-level javascript library for creating custom UIs jitsi/lib-jitsi-meet and we need to try and make the example in that project work with our proxy.
A library that might be useful and could be the solution to out entier problem Spring Cloud Gateway
Try that one or another one, the goal of this issue is to have a working jitsi example client thag connects fo a public Jitsi server through a proxy
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The plan is to use jitsi as the video call system in the baby project. But we don’t want it to be required to have your own Jitsi server because the public Jitsi servers do not allow cross-origin requests.
So what can we do? The idea is to create a proxy that can do a bit more than proxying, something where we can add our own access control on top of.
How are we gonna do this? Well, that is kinda the question. Jitsi has a low-level javascript library for creating custom UIs jitsi/lib-jitsi-meet and we need to try and make the example in that project work with our proxy.
A library that might be useful and could be the solution to out entier problem Spring Cloud Gateway
Try that one or another one, the goal of this issue is to have a working jitsi example client thag connects fo a public Jitsi server through a proxy
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: