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In xrfragment.org buttons have link-values which trigger a trystero connection:
trystero://r/myroom:webtorrent e.g.
By using URI's, the content can prime the trystero-configuration popup (presets).
This enables content to 'bring their own network', instead of apps locking users into theirs.
With that in mind, the eventual protocol is merely used as a commons for Peer Discovery.
Afterwards, the 'app' decides how to manage data between peers via WebRTC protocol right? (it seems we're using 1% of the protocol, just the frontdoor to look who's inside).
Since trystero is quite a new protocol-agnostic concept, and imaging that other services (XMPP, SIP, IRC,Matrix) could be added as well, how crazy is the idea of a flexible webRTC matchmaking URI scheme:
actually the magnet URI RFC already is exactly that for webtorrent, and the other protocols also have their URI specs.
Is it an idea to let trystero-instance (user A) output an URL which can configure the protocol of another trystero-instance (user B) on the fly?
idea: url config key
const room = joinRoom({
appId: 'san_narciso_3d',
// optional, in case enduser received a trystero SHARE URL:
url: ""magnet:?xt=urn:bti:1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef12345678&dn=MYROOMID"
})
/*
* // trystero can infer protocol from URL
* let url = new URL(config.url)
* if( url.protocol == 'magnet:' && url.searchParams.get('dn') ){ // detect webtorrent
* room.id = url.searchParams.get('dn')
* }
* if( url.protocol == 'ipfs:' ){ .... }
* opts.URL = url
*/
// this url can be shared:
console.log( room.url )
// 'magnet:?xt=urn:bti:1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef12345678&dn=MYROOMID'
console.log( room.URL.protocol )
// 'webtorrent'
// in case of ipfs, it would output ipfs://..... e.g.
is this an interesting way of allowing trystero to share protocol-specific rooms via URI's ?
(that way, a trystero app-developer doesn't have to bet on one horse during pageload anymore)
In xrfragment.org buttons have link-values which trigger a trystero connection:
trystero://r/myroom:webtorrent
e.g.By using URI's, the content can prime the trystero-configuration popup (presets).
This enables content to 'bring their own network', instead of apps locking users into theirs.
With that in mind, the eventual protocol is merely used as a commons for Peer Discovery.
Afterwards, the 'app' decides how to manage data between peers via WebRTC protocol right? (it seems we're using 1% of the protocol, just the frontdoor to look who's inside).
Since trystero is quite a new protocol-agnostic concept, and imaging that other services (XMPP, SIP, IRC,Matrix) could be added as well, how crazy is the idea of a flexible webRTC matchmaking URI scheme:
p2p://[password@]{room}?[server=...][&protocol=....]
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