Skip to contentJanus looks both ways.
A pure-Rust port of the Janus WebRTC gateway
Janus looks both ways.
So does this documentation.
One face looks at your browser, the other at the gateway. These pages show both sides of every exchange: the request you send and the reply the server gave, recorded from the Rust binary.
← the client saysthe server answers →
create
{"janus":"create","transaction":"hello"}success
{"janus":"success","transaction":"hello","data":{"id":2100286243396570}}attach
{"janus":"attach","plugin":"janus.plugin.echotest","transaction":"door"}success
{"janus":"success","session_id":2100286243396570,"transaction":"door","data":{"id":4515057997470326}}message
{"janus":"message","body":{"audio":true,"video":true},"jsep":{"type":"offer","sdp":"v=0…"}}event · jsep answer
{"janus":"event","plugindata":{"plugin":"janus.plugin.echotest","data":{"echotest":"event","result":"ok"}},"jsep":{"type":"answer","sdp":"v=0…"}}What you get here
| A server that behaves like C Janus | Same Janus and Admin API, same .jcfg files and CLI flags, same plugin messages. The C server at commit bc0de3b3 is the specification, and a differential harness replays recorded C transcripts against this one. |
| Docs the C repo never had | A quick start, a reference for every config file, API walkthroughs with real transcripts, a page for every plugin, transport and tool. |
| A test console you can click | Janus Bench is a frontend-only app that exercises every ported part with real WebRTC media, and a headless mode that runs the same checks in CI. |
| Honest status | The status page is built from parity/status.json and PARITY_LOG.md, and the Bench results list what passed and what failed against the current binary. |