screen-sharing

> No, it's not using TURN server now. You state it uses PeerJS. And indeed, the code calls from PeerJS, const peer = new Peer(); (https://github.com/tonghohin/screen-sharing/blob/18f6ab93716...) I.e., it constructs a PeerJS Peer without manually specifying PeerOptions. That class, in turn, states, /** * Configuration hash passed to RTCPeerConnection. * This hash contains any custom ICE/TURN server configuration. * * Defaults to {@apilink util.defaultConfig} */ config?: any; Since we're not overriding it, we take the default. And `defaultConfig` leads us to: https://github.com/peers/peerjs/blob/c073252f879b57757f8a82d... which lists STUN & TURN servers. … so it sure looks to me like it is using a TURN server…

Seeing all the hype around Bolt.new, I decided to give it a try, and within just 30 minutes, I built a fully functional web app for screen sharing. How It Works: - One user opens a room and receives a unique code. - Participants join by simply entering the code to view the shared screen. After that initial build, I moved the project to Cursor to continue iterating and enhancing its features. Github: https://github.com/tonghohin/screen-sharing Demo: https://share-your-screen.vercel.app