WebSocket Bot for videocall.rs

A high-performance WebSocket bot client built with Rust and Tokio for the videocall.rs platform. This bot connects to a specified WebSocket endpoint and echoes messages from a designated user, making it ideal for testing, monitoring, or automating interaction with videocall.rs rooms.

Features

• Asynchronous architecture using Tokio runtime
• Configurable client scaling with support for multiple concurrent connections
• Flexible deployment using environment variables or .env configuration
• Minimal resource footprint typical of Rust applications

Quick Start

Prerequisites

• Rust and Cargo installed
• A running videocall.rs server instance or other compatible WebSocket endpoint

Configuration

Configure the bot using environment variables:

Running the Bot

N_CLIENTS=1 ENDPOINT=ws://localhost:3030 ROOM=redrum ECHO_USER=test cargo run

Using .env File

Create a .env file in the project root with the following content:

N_CLIENTS=1
ENDPOINT=ws://localhost:3030
ROOM=redrum
ECHO_USER=test

Then simply run:

cargo run

Contributing

This bot is part of the videocall.rs project, an open-source, high-performance video conferencing platform built with Rust. Contributions are welcome!

License

MIT License - See the main project repository for details.