**rtc‑tools** is a low‑level JavaScript library that handles the heavy lifting for WebRTC connections in the rtc.io ecosystem. It provides helpers for creating and cleaning up `RTCPeerConnection`s, coupling them to remote peers via an rtc‑signaller, monitoring connection state, and tweaking SDP or ICE configurations—making it useful for developers building custom WebRTC signaling and media‑streaming applications.
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Cherry pickable JS functions
If Node's EventEmitter and Eve were to have a child, it might look something like this
Core definitions and functions for the rtc.io suite
An asynchronous task queue that applies actions to an RTCPeerConnection in the most sensible order
Functional operation helpers (underscore-like) for working with map, filter, reduce, etc
cross-browser way to attach a media stream to a video element.
Super simple browser testing influenced by testling and smokestack
browser-side require() the node way
Get free, randomized STUN and TURN servers for your WebRTC application
cross-browser getUserMedia shim with node.js style error-first API.
Simple in-memory messaging following the messenger-archetype
Simple WebRTC RTCPeerConnection pair useful for testing WebRTC modules
rtc.io transportless signalling for WebRTC
Signalling for rtc-io components using primus
A specialised messenger-ws implementation that knows how to connect to a rtc-switchboard instance
A suite of tests for checking rtc-tools compatibility with any valid signaller
Formatted TAP output like Mocha's spec reporter
RFC9562 UUIDs
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