Web application to have a video conference

I am using WebRTC protocols to stablish a connection in real time between client, you can find more information at https://webrtc.org/

• Note. There are several libraries to create a WebRTC server, for this project we'll use EasyRTC that simplifies the process of start a WewbRTC server.

• Note. You need Nodejs installed to start a WebRTC server. You can download and install it from this link

  Installing the node server ======

When you are done with nodejs, you can proceed to install the WebRTC Server.

• First open a terminal in Linux or MAC, or a CMD window in Windows, and type Inline cd RTC

• Then use the npm install command to install all the packages needed to start the server

• Use the cd server_example to move to the server directory, and use npm install again

• Finally use node server.js to start the server

• If everything is already working, you'll see an Initiated message in the console.

• Check the node server going to localhost:8080 in the web browser.

• If everything's ok you will see a message like this: You have installed EasyRTC!

The other part of the project is a DJango application to have user control.

Install the web application

• First, ensure you have installed python 2 or python 3; using the python -V in a command prompt. For this project we are using Python 3.5.2

• Note. I recommend you to have a virtual environment because you could have more python projects, and in a virtual environment, you can install several python libraries and they won't affect the other python instances.

• Then install DJango library. For this project I'm using Django 2.1.2. To install that version you can use python -m pip install django==2.1.2

• Use python -m pip freeze to know the python packages installed in your machine or virtual environment, if everything's ok, you will see Django==2.1.2 in the list.

• Navigate to hospital directory through cd hospital if you are in the root directory.

• Run the manage.py makemigrations and manage.py migrate to create database migrations.

• User manage.py runserver to start the django server.*

• If everything's ok you'll see the Starting development server at http://127.0.0.1:8000/ message

• Open a new tab in web browser and navigate to localhost:8000

  bug log ======

1. If you create a super user