chitchatter VS mediasoup-demo

If you haven't seen it before, Chitchatter is an open source web app that instantly enables private, anonymous communication between people. Once connected you can easily chat, share audio and video, and transfer files. All communication is encrypted and peer-to-peer.

You could conceivably self-host https://github.com/jeremyckahn/chitchatter (a web-based chat app I made that supports audio calls) and configure it to use a locally-hosted WebTorrent server to connect peers.

Yes, but I plan on adding a feature to enable message authors to rescind their messages: https://github.com/jeremyckahn/chitchatter/issues/11

Thank you! I would definitely appreciate some help with the file sharing functionality. I've got a placeholder ticket for that at https://github.com/jeremyckahn/chitchatter/issues/21, so please comment there if that's something you'd like to work on.

Do check out the mediasoup demo as an example (https://github.com/versatica/mediasoup-demo). There is an online demo here as well (https://v3demo.mediasoup.org/)

There is already a Dockerfile for the server. The problem is that the mediasoup config file doesn't currently work inside docker so it needs to be updated. Mediasoup has created a demo of how to make it work inside docker here.

the strange thing is that this Docker image runs with audio just fine:https://github.com/versatica/mediasoup-demo . I should have included that information in the OP. I'm trying to see how the Dockerfiles materially differ as it relates to ports, but I don't see it. The file also doesn't need to be run in host network mode

While I'm building this https://github.com/versatica/mediasoup-demofor >400 seconds, docker desktop on macos crashes with this error level=error msg="Handler for GET /system/df returned error: error getting build cache usage: failed to get usage for h23kzrlo9o1ntzqg8djaak2ql: snapshot 6p6vktbybxdisl2r4iovhkxaf not found I feel like this should not be happening due to resource limits since I have big sur on a 2018 macbook pro, a core i7 and 32 gb of ram. I've tried 4 times consecutively of building and restarting docker desktop before giving up. Thank you.