when we are testing the webrtc in the chrome is it uses the native code and jni code that written in android

Question

I am working on webrtc project in my office. And i need to test webrtc for to know the flow of the function calls.

i tried testing the webrtc using google apprtc from their website appspot in my android chrome browser and other browsers.

I also used skype, line, and other apps.

But i was unable to see the logs when i used the command "sudo adb logcat" in my pc.

I was testing in odroidx2 board.

Is it correct way to test the webrtc flow?

Or is there any other way to do that?

I tried this and i didnt find any answer to this

Answer 1

Chrome's Web-RTC internals has all the data flow(call initiation, SDP negotiation, ice gathering etc). You can get to it from any version of Chrome by going to chrome://webrtc-internals/

For Android you can debug pages themselves only throughRemote Debugging. There you can see where Apprtc makes javascript calls and what JS functions are called when.

Both of those tools should give you plenty of information.

Answer 2

I think you should try to set up remote chrome debugging

https://developer.chrome.com/devtools/docs/remote-debugging