Asterisk

A Video Conference Web Application using JavaScript, NodeJS, and Java.

Authors

Students from CS - 2102

Alimagno, Timothy Dave
Capinpin, Kobe Andrew
Cuarto, Mico Raphael
Odasco, Hersey

Demo

Here is the demo and explanation of the web application. It is a brief explanation about how we used the 4 principles of OOP in this web application.

Asterisk - Video Conference Web Application

Features

• Login / Signup
• Working Database
• Chat messaging with the users in the video conference
• Video Conference many-to-many

Installation

Assuming that you are using VSCode

To try the app you need to follow these steps:

Create cmds

First make a new cmd and write these commands.

cd src/asterisk
npm install

Then make a new cmd and write these commands.

cd src/app
npm install

Create a new cmd and write these commands as well.

cd src/chatapp
npm install

Change the IP to your IP

Write `ipconfig` in your cmd for the `app` and copy your IPv4 Address.

Go to config.js:

- src
    - app
        - src
            - config.js

Then edit out the announcedIp from the config.js.

webRtcTransport: {
  listenInfos: [
    {
      protocol: "udp", 
      ip: '0.0.0.0',
      announcedIp: '192.168.0.110' // Replace by public IP address
    }
  ],
  enableUdp: true,
  enableTcp: true,
  preferUdp: true
},

Running the apps

These can be run in any order.

Let's run the `app` cmd first; this is the WebRTC API. (cmd should be at the src/app)

npm run start:dev

Run the `chatapp` cmd; this is the ChatSystem API. (cmd should be at the src/chatapp)

npm run start

Now let's run the login / signup system; this is the Login / Signup API.

• Find the login-system folder then go to this folder:

- src
    - login-system
        - src
            - main
                - java
                    - com
                        - burgis
                            - loginsystem
                                - LoginSystemApplication.java

• Now right-click the LoginSystemApplication.java and select Run java. This will create a new cmd.

Now let's run the main react app (cmd should be at the src/asterisk).

npm start

Now with all that, it should run a localhost in your browser and you can use it.