Thanks for your help.

I still have a question: can i use callstats.js lib to “GET” peer connection object in webrtcClient.js (overwrite the peeconnection object)?

Have any Callstats.js method or function to “get” peer connection object?

yes you pass the peer connection object to callstats.JS and it will send data to our backend, where you can observe the measurement data. The JS doesn’t send data to another third party server. We haven’t considered that use case yet.

Hi Varun Singh,

This is architecture:
-Server A:
–Server.js
–webrtcClient.js
–index.html
–callstats.js
–myfile.js
-Server B:
–Server.js
–Index.html
My project run with nodejs server.
In server A:
Server.js and webrtcClient.js are those file I do not change code. In webrtcClient.js file I have a variable named peerConnections that is a list of PeerConnection object.
callstats.js is your lib .
In myfile.js I want to reuse peerConnections variable (from webrtcClient.js file) to getstats() PeerConnection, then send data to Server B.
How is the issue resolved? Can callstats.js lib help me resolve this problem?

The network probe is in written in C, is a binary that runs beside your server. Where is it that you want to measure the performance? at the endpoints running your javascript app, in this case the callstats.js can integrate with your javascript app.
In any case drop me an email, because I may be misunderstanding something.

-Varun

Thanks Varun Singh,

Could you tell me about the “network probe”? Is this “only” build in by javascript ?

Thanks alot,

Hi Duong,

We have a network probe that passively monitors the flows, it does not require any code change on system A, just runs alongside it. However, it can write data locally or sends data to our measurement system and not to system B.

Drop me an email at varun at callstats dot io.