refactor: migrate mediasoup WebRTC server from JavaScript to TypeScript #29
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…ipt to TypeScript using NestJS
gabrielmatau79
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…sion 22 into Dockerfile
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…move the envFilePath.
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This project is a complete refactor of a WebRTC server built on Mediasoup, migrating from a previous JavaScript implementation to a robust and structured TypeScript application using the NestJS framework. From the ground up, the architecture was adapted to TypeScript standards, ensuring type safety, improved maintainability, and overall better code quality.
Modularized the project into well-defined components, such as the Rooms module, which handles the creation and management of rooms, and the WebSocket module, which integrates Protoo server for real-time communication. DTOs (Data Transfer Objects) were implemented to validate and type incoming data in controllers. Error handling was enhanced throughout the application, and all controllers were refactored to align with modern TypeScript patterns.
Swagger was integrated to automatically generate comprehensive API documentation, improving the developer experience and making the API easier to understand. We added Docker support for containerization, enabling seamless deployment.