Revising the Signaling Logic on the Client
We’re going to follow almost the same process for working up the multipeer app as we did for the original one-to-one, peer-to-peer app in Chapter 3, Establishing a Peer-to-Peer Connection. You can work from the starter peer-to-peer app for you to work from in www/multipeer/, which will help you see more clearly how a peer-to-peer app becomes a multipeer one.
Stripping Back Self and Peer
To ease into things, let’s revisit the $self and $peer objects and prepare them for a multipeer app. By doing this work first, you’ll be able to improve the signaling-channel logic without filling your JavaScript console with a bunch of wacky errors coming off of RTCPeerConnection.
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