All notable changes to the screensy project will be documented in this file.
The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.
- Audio support (asks for a mic input and adds it to the stream)
- Webserver rewrited to
node.js. - Merged HTTP server with the rendezvous WebSocket server under same port and executable.
- Created Docker Image and added to ghcr.io (ghcr.io/edufdezsoy/screensy) with CI.
- Add the French translation.
- Add the Portuguese translation.
- The message shown if the user does not have JavaScript enabled will now be styled correctly.
- Add the Chinese translation.
- Add license information to the client code. As a result, the LibreJS browser extension will not block the JavaScript code anymore.
- Fix compilation failure for TypeScript version 4.4.2.
- Add the Czech translation.
- Add the German translation.
- Add the Japanese translation.
- In previous versions the rendezvous server would crash whenever it received an invalid JSON message. This is now fixed: such messages are now discarded.
- Add the Hebrew translation.
- Add a TRANSLATORS file.
- Add localisation based on the browser settings (through the Accept-Language header).
- Add the Dutch translation.
- In the client, the stream is no longer locked to full-screen on mobile devices.
- In the client, more detailed error messages are shown when something goes wrong.
- Fix compilation failure for TypeScript version greater than 4.3.2.
- Update the dependency 'ws' of the rendezvous server. The old version had a vulnerability that can be misused to significantly slow down a webSocket server.
- Include a STUN+TURN server in the Docker setup.
- The client now assumes that a STUN or TURN server is hosted on the same domain as screensy. Previously, the client used an external STUN server, which is an unreliable solution. Also, the client did not use a TURN server.
- Add words to the list that the client uses to generate room names. This decreases the chance that two broadcasters happen to generate the same room name.
- Fix the failing build of the screensy-website Docker image. This happened because we did not specify a version of the TypeScript compiler.
- Previously, the website client always used WebSocket Secure for a connection to the rendezvous server. Now, the client uses WebSocket if the website is served via HTTP, and WebSocket Secure if the website is served via HTTPS.
- Screensy can now be hosted on a path that is not the root path.
- Add the website.
- Add the rendezvous (signaling) server.
- Add Dockerfiles and a docker-compose file for easy deployment with Docker.
- Add a README with instructions on setting up screensy.
- Add this CHANGELOG.