Simple-peer: Why the peer returns three signals?
The peer.on('signal') is triggered more than one time, usually three times, and every time it triggered it returns different signal data with different IP address,
I'm confused should I call peer.signal three times as well?
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mohanadkaleia
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This is because of Trickle ICE (read, for instance, here: https://webrtcglossary.com/trickle-ice/). Yes, if you have signal event 3 times you need to call peer.signal() method 3 times, otherwise connection might not work.
You can set trickle: false in constructor to get a single event, but it will make connection establishment slower.
nazar-pc
on 26 Feb 2018
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This is because of Trickle ICE (read, for instance, here: https://webrtcglossary.com/trickle-ice/). Yes, if you have
signalevent 3 times you need to callpeer.signal()method 3 times, otherwise connection might not work.You can set
trickle: falsein constructor to get a single event, but it will make connection establishment slower.