Closed yannba closed 4 years ago
You can connect via: https://localhost:4000 The errors you get are the same as I see... but things work quite well.
HTTPS Certificate: WebRTC ( for the video chat) now requires https... which requires a certificate. For a server on the web you can use letsencrypt. For your test machine you'll need to make a self-signed certificate for localhost. This looks easier than the way I did it: https://github.com/FiloSottile/mkcert
Alternatively, you can dive into the code and change the server back to http since the webrtc stuff isn't yet working anyways.
Sorry I didn't see your comment earlier.
Hi,
Thank you for your replies anyway, I hope it may be useful for someone else.
In the meantime, I forked the project and made it work with the help of my friends. However, it's still buggy, and playing with it is quite hard. It seems to need massive work on it, which no one yet is able to afford (software developers, unlike many others, do not get more free time during the pandemics).
Anyway, thank you for lifting it up and sharing it, it was worth a try!
The original author put his site back online and I was hoping he would update it but that doesn't seem to have happened. My simpleserver branch is working well for me. There are still issues with touch interface scale issues and the video chat doesn't work. Maybe I'll find time to work on it again... but I keep hoping we don't need it anymore.
This is what I get after
npm start
:How do I connect to Tabloro in browser? I tried [my_IP]:4000 (and also :3000), it doesn't work.