This fork is to support KMS 6.7.X and seems to support new JSON RPC (in general). No examples were updated, only the core code. What was implemented so far:
- Everything required for Trickle ICE exchange
- Better SessionId handling for multisession RPC exchange with KMS
- Asynchroneous (from websocket receiver thread) KMS message handling to avoid deadlock when doing RPC calls from withing KMS event handler
Pykurento is a Kurento client written in python and uses the websocket-client library for its transport layer.
pip install git+https://github.com/minervaproject/pykurento.git#egg=pykurento
Here's a simple example of a loopback pipeline created in a tornado request handler.
from pykurento import KurentoClient, media
kurento = KurentoClient("ws://localhost:8888/kurento")
class LoopbackHandler(tornado.web.RequestHandler):
def get(self):
with open("loopback.html","r") as f:
self.finish(f.read())
def post(self):
sdp_offer = self.request.body
pipeline = kurento.create_pipeline()
wrtc_pub = media.WebRtcEndpoint()
sdp_answer = wrtc_pub.process_offer(sdp_offer)
wrtc_pub.connect(wrtc_pub)
self.finish(str(sdp_answer))git clone https://github.com/minervaproject/pykurento
cd ./pykurento
pip install -r examples/requirements.txt
./examples/app.py
or
PORT=8080 ./examples/app.py
There is an assumption in the examples that your KMS address is localhost:8888. The easiest way during development to make this work is to setup an ssh tunnel to your media server.
ssh -nNT -i <identity file> -L 8888:localhost:8888 <user>@<server address>
As with Kurento, this client is released under the terms of LGPL version 2.1 license.