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Bruno Windels 2022-03-07 10:15:54 +01:00 committed by Bruno Windels
parent ecf7eab3ee
commit 6fe90e60db
4 changed files with 85 additions and 9 deletions

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@ -53,10 +53,14 @@ export class DeviceMessageHandler {
}
const newRoomKeys = this._megolmDecryption.roomKeysFromDeviceMessages(olmDecryptChanges.results, log);
const callMessages = olmDecryptChanges.results.filter(dr => this._callHandler.handlesDeviceMessageEventType(dr.event?.type));
// load devices by sender key
await Promise.all(callMessages.map(async dr => {
dr.setDevice(await this._getDevice(dr.senderCurve25519Key, txn));
this._callHandler.handleDeviceMessage(dr.device.userId, dr.device.deviceId, dr.event.type, dr.event.content, log);
}));
// TODO: pass this in the prep and run it in afterSync or afterSyncComplete (as callHandler can send events as well)?
for (const dr of callMessages) {
this._callHandler.handleDeviceMessage(dr.device.userId, dr.device.deviceId, dr.event.type, dr.event.content, log);
}
// TODO: somehow include rooms that received a call to_device message in the sync state?
// or have updates flow through event emitter?
// well, we don't really need to update the room other then when a call starts or stops

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@ -109,8 +109,7 @@ class GroupParticipant implements PeerCallHandler {
sendInvite() {
this.peerCall = new PeerCall(this, this.webRTC);
this.peerCall.setLocalMedia(this.localMedia);
this.peerCall.sendOffer();
this.peerCall.call(this.localMedia);
}
/** From PeerCallHandler
@ -140,7 +139,7 @@ class GroupCall {
async participate(tracks: Track[]) {
this.localMedia = LocalMedia.fromTracks(tracks);
for (const [,participant] of this.participants) {
participant.setLocalMedia(this.localMedia.clone());
participant.setMedia(this.localMedia.clone());
}
// send m.call.member state event

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@ -86,13 +86,23 @@ class PeerCall {
handleIncomingSignallingMessage(message: SignallingMessage, partyId: PartyId) {
switch (message.type) {
case EventType.Invite:
// determining whether or not an incoming invite glares
// with an instance of PeerCall is different for group calls
// and 1:1 calls, so done outside of this class.
// If you pass an event for another call id in here it will assume it glares.
//const newCallId = message.content.call_id;
//if (this.id && newCallId !== this.id) {
// this.handleInviteGlare(message.content);
//} else {
this.handleInvite(message.content, partyId);
//}
break;
case EventType.Answer:
this.handleAnswer(message.content, partyId);
break;
case EventType.Candidates:
this.handleRemoteIceCandidates(message.content);
this.handleRemoteIceCandidates(message.content, partyId);
break;
case EventType.Hangup:
}
@ -184,6 +194,8 @@ class PeerCall {
// calls are serialized and deduplicated by responsePromiseChain
private handleNegotiation = async (): Promise<void> => {
// TODO: does this make sense to have this state if we're already connected?
this.setState(CallState.MakingOffer)
try {
await this.peerConnection.setLocalDescription();
} catch (err) {
@ -221,7 +233,7 @@ class PeerCall {
}
this.sendCandidateQueue();
if (this.state === CallState.CreateOffer) {
if (this.state === CallState.InviteSent) {
await this.delay(CALL_TIMEOUT_MS);
// @ts-ignore TS doesn't take the await above into account to know that the state could have changed in between
if (this.state === CallState.InviteSent) {
@ -495,7 +507,7 @@ class PeerCall {
public dispose(): void {
this.disposables.dispose();
// TODO: dispose peerConnection?
this.peerConnection.dispose();
}
}
@ -529,9 +541,9 @@ export enum CallParty {
export enum CallState {
Fledgling = 'fledgling',
InviteSent = 'invite_sent',
WaitLocalMedia = 'wait_local_media',
CreateOffer = 'create_offer',
InviteSent = 'invite_sent',
CreateAnswer = 'create_answer',
Connecting = 'connecting',
Connected = 'connected',

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@ -124,3 +124,64 @@ write view
- you send m.call.negotiate
- SOLVED: wrt to MSC2746, is the screen share track and the audio track (and video track) part of the same stream? or do screen share tracks need to go in a different stream? it sounds incompatible with the MSC2746 requirement.
- SOLVED: how does muting work? MediaStreamTrack.enabled
- SOLVED: so, what's the difference between the call_id and the conf_id in group call events?
- call_id is the specific 1:1 call, conf_id is the thing in the m.call state event key
- so a group call has a conf_id with MxN peer calls, each having their call_id.
I think we need to synchronize the negotiation needed because we don't use a CallState to guard it...
## Thursday 3-3 notes
we probably best keep the perfect negotiation flags, as they are needed for both starting the call AND renegotiation? if only for the former, it would make sense as it is a step in setting up the call, but if the call is ongoing, does it make sense to have a MakingOffer state? it actually looks like they are only needed for renegotiation! for call setup we compare the call_ids. What does that mean for these flags?
List state transitions
FROM CALLER FROM CALLEE
Fledgling Fledgling
V calling `call()` V handleInvite
WaitLocalMedia Ringing
V media promise resolves V answer()
CreateOffer WaitLocalMedia
V add tracks V media promise resolves
V wait for negotionneeded events CreateAnswer
V setLocalDescription() V
V send invite events
InviteSent
V receive anwser, setRemoteDescription() |
\__________________________________________________/
V
Connecting
V receive ice candidates and
iceConnectionState becomes 'connected'
Connected
V hangup for some reason
Ended
## From callee
Fledgling
Ringing
WaitLocalMedia
CreateAnswer
Connecting
Connected
Ended
Fledgling
WaitLocalMedia
CreateOffer
InviteSent
CreateAnswer
Connecting
Connected
Ringing
Ended
so if we don't want to bother with having two call objects, we can make the existing call hangup his old call_id? That way we keep the old peerConnection.
when glare, won't we drop both calls? No: https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-spec-proposals/pull/2746#discussion_r819388754