Closed Sean-Der closed 4 years ago
I think the big ones are
seaduboi@38f9d359441f:~/go/src/github.com/pion/stun$ rg gortc AUTHORS 8:The gortc project Makefile 46: go get gortc.io/api 49: docker build -t gortc/stun . stun.go 10:// See examples for Message for basic usage, or https://github.com/gortc/turn message_test.go 828: NewSoftware("gortc/stun"), 849: NewSoftware("gortc/stun"), 881: NewSoftware("gortc/stun"), appveyor.yml 11:clone_folder: c:\gopath\src\github.com\gortc\stun README.md 111: * Explicit API backward compatibility [check](https://github.com/gortc/api), see `api` directory 113:See [TeamCity project](https://tc.gortc.io/project.html?projectId=stun&guest=1) and `e2e` directory e2e/docker-compose.yml 15: image: gortc/coturn e2e/test.sh 32:docker build -t gortc/tcpdump -f tcpdump.Dockerfile . 42: --name ci_stun-tcpdump --net=host gortc/tcpdump cmd/stun-traversal/Readme.md 1:stun-traversal is a small NAT traversal proof of concept using package gortc/stun. Peer exchange is done manually using stdin. cmd/stun-traversal/main.go 17: server = flag.String("server", fmt.Sprintf("gortc.io:3478"), "Stun server address")
I think that was already done a while ago.
I think the big ones are