webrtc
An async-friendly WebRTC implementation in Rust with runtime-agnostic architecture and sans-I/O protocol core.
What is webrtc?
WebRTC.rs is an async-friendly WebRTC implementation written entirely in Rust. It provides a complete WebRTC stack for building real-time communication applications like video conferencing, voice calls, and data sharing, with a focus on safety, performance, and modern async patterns. The project solves the problem of using complex C++ WebRTC libraries by offering a Rust-native alternative that integrates seamlessly with Rust's ecosystem.
Rust developers building real-time communication applications, especially those who need WebRTC functionality with async/await support and runtime flexibility. It's also suitable for projects requiring a safe, memory-efficient alternative to traditional WebRTC implementations.
Developers choose WebRTC.rs for its runtime-agnostic architecture that works with any async runtime, its sans-I/O design for clean separation of concerns, and its Rust-native implementation that eliminates callback complexity and resource leaks. Unlike C++ WebRTC, it provides Rust's safety guarantees and modern async patterns.
Overview
Async-friendly WebRTC implementation in Rust
Use Cases
Best For
- Building real-time video/audio communication applications in Rust
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