peerjs-server VS SIP.js

i would like to aim for this to not be nessesary. the peerjs-server is used only to establish a webrtc connection (note: there is an option during profile creating to set a custom host for selfhosters). the app doesnt use anything like a central database... details like encryption and authentication is handled by frontend javascript as described by this code.

my code results in the static files you can save from the link to the app (html, js, css, etc). you can ctrl/cmd+s to save the statics and host them on a static-server of your choice (easier than me providing a .zip?). you can also host your own peerjs-server.

Hi, Peer.JS internally uses a publicly hosted version of PeerServer (https://github.com/peers/peerjs-server) , if you don’t specify your own. This is basically the back end “server” I mentioned in your solution that will internally store a map of IDs to webrtc ICE candidates (use to connect between two peers)

I am using https://peerjs.com/. I am currently using their default brokering system (which is the default out-of-the-box). it seems (when necessary) i am able to run my own version as provided at: https://github.com/peers/peerjs-server

SimplePhone is a phone built using SIP.js that runs as a Docker container. Please see the documentation at https://sipjs.com/ to develop your implementation.

I found this library: https://github.com/onsip/SIP.js/releases

Because it's implicit, CJS creates a bunch of resolution issues with Typescript, to the point where if you want to code for the browser, you can't easily can't and have to either recompile with something like webpack to rewrite the module resolution, or add .js to all your TS imports, which already looks weird (you'd think you're importing the .ts files). sip.js has that issue.

https://github.com/onsip/SIP.js or https://github.com/versatica/JsSIP combined with a SIP server like Asterisk/FreePBX or Freeswitch/FusionPBX