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Zeye Server

Based on mediasoup-demo server

Build Setup

yarn
node server.js 

Getting Started

1. Create and edit .env file

$ cp .env.example .env

2. Decide if you want to secure wss endpoint

CHECK_AUTH=true or CHECK_AUTH=false

3. If you want it secured

Check which provider you would like to use

AUTH_DRIVER=knex or AUTH_DRIVER=http

  • knex for database
  • http for axios http request

3.0. Database table example

CREATE TABLE `zeye_wss_tokens` (
  `id` int UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
  `ip` varchar(32) NOT NULL,
  `token` varchar(255) NOT NULL,
  `created_at` datetime NOT NULL
)

3.1. knex

Provide your connection settings in DB_*

  • Mysql node driver is already shipped
  • For pg\sqlite\etc check knex docs and change authConnection in config.js accordingly, but don`t forget DB_TABLE, it is still very much needed to be set
  • Install necessary driver:
$ npm install pg
$ npm install sqlite3
$ npm install oracledb
$ npm install mssql

3.2 http

Edit line AXIOS_ENDPOINT= to match your backend endpoint

{authToken}, {roomId} and {clientIp} are mandatory in url, because they will be replaced with actual client`s token, ip and desired room

Example: AXIOS_ENDPOINT=https://zeye.loc/api/checkWssToken?authToken={authToken}&clientIp={clientIp}&roomId={roomId}

Backend example (Laravel):

// somewhere in your controller

public function createWssToken (Request $request) {
    // check $request->password or Auth::user() here, abort(401) on fail

    $token = Str::random(50)
 
    DB::('zeye_wss_tokens')->insert([
        'token' => $token,
        'room' => $request->room,
        'ip' => $request->ip(),
        'created_at' => now()
    ]);
 
    return $token;
}

public function checkWssToken (Request $request) {
    $token = $request->get('authToken')
    $ip = $request->get('clientIp')
    $room = $request->get('roomId')
 
    $tokenEntry = DB::('zeye_wss_tokens')
        ->where('token', $token)
        ->where('room', $room)
        ->where('ip', $ip);

    $result = $tokenEntry->count() > 0

    $tokenEntry->delete()
 
    return $result;
}

Notes:

  • Mind trusted proxies\HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR, you need real client ip, not the one your balancer have
  • Clear expired tokens every once in a while