Thanks to a project that has been previously pointed out (node WebRTC bindings - https://github.com/js-platform/node-webrtc) interop between a browser and node applications isn't too far away.
There is this issue which is being worked on at the moment in the node-webrtc library:
Once that's resolved data channel connectivity between a browser and command-line app, server, etc should be reasonably simple. While this bug is outstanding, it is possible to fall back to Rtp data channels in the browser and if that is something that is of interest then we can look at putting together some examples with rtc.io if that would help you out.
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Does anyone know of any resources (maybe a code example) for establishing a webrtc peer connection between a browser and an arbitrary service?
What does the "arbitrary service" provide? Is it a video conference, audio conference, or data channel end point?
Data channels are what I have in mind, but I can't seem to find any webrtc code that connects a browser to anything other than another browser.
Thanks to a project that has been previously pointed out (node WebRTC bindings - https://github.com/js-platform/node-webrtc) interop between a browser and node applications isn't too far away.
There is this issue which is being worked on at the moment in the node-webrtc library:
https://github.com/js-platform/node-webrtc
Once that's resolved data channel connectivity between a browser and command-line app, server, etc should be reasonably simple. While this bug is outstanding, it is possible to fall back to Rtp data channels in the browser and if that is something that is of interest then we can look at putting together some examples with rtc.io if that would help you out.