Merge branch 'livekit' into toger5/track-processor-blur

This commit is contained in:
Hugh Nimmo-Smith
2024-12-18 09:41:38 +00:00
71 changed files with 1337 additions and 1056 deletions

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@@ -16,7 +16,8 @@ import {
useState,
} from "react";
import { createMediaDeviceObserver } from "@livekit/components-core";
import { type Observable } from "rxjs";
import { map, startWith } from "rxjs";
import { useObservableEagerState } from "observable-hooks";
import { logger } from "matrix-js-sdk/src/logger";
import {
@@ -26,11 +27,25 @@ import {
videoInput as videoInputSetting,
type Setting,
} from "../settings/settings";
import { isFirefox } from "../Platform";
export type DeviceLabel =
| { type: "name"; name: string }
| { type: "number"; number: number }
| { type: "default"; name: string | null };
export interface MediaDevice {
available: MediaDeviceInfo[];
/**
* A map from available device IDs to labels.
*/
available: Map<string, DeviceLabel>;
selectedId: string | undefined;
/**
* The group ID of the selected device.
*/
// This is exposed sort of ad-hoc because it's only needed for knowing when to
// restart the tracks of default input devices, and ideally this behavior
// would be encapsulated somehow…
selectedGroupId: string | undefined;
select: (deviceId: string) => void;
}
@@ -42,26 +57,10 @@ export interface MediaDevices {
stopUsingDeviceNames: () => void;
}
// Cargo-culted from @livekit/components-react
function useObservableState<T>(
observable: Observable<T> | undefined,
startWith: T,
): T {
const [state, setState] = useState<T>(startWith);
useEffect(() => {
// observable state doesn't run in SSR
if (typeof window === "undefined" || !observable) return;
const subscription = observable.subscribe(setState);
return (): void => subscription.unsubscribe();
}, [observable]);
return state;
}
function useMediaDevice(
kind: MediaDeviceKind,
setting: Setting<string | undefined>,
usingNames: boolean,
alwaysDefault: boolean = false,
): MediaDevice {
// Make sure we don't needlessly reset to a device observer without names,
// once permissions are already given
@@ -75,49 +74,97 @@ function useMediaDevice(
// useMediaDevices provides no way to request device names.
// Tragically, the only way to get device names out of LiveKit is to specify a
// kind, which then results in multiple permissions requests.
const deviceObserver = useMemo(
const deviceObserver$ = useMemo(
() =>
createMediaDeviceObserver(
kind,
() => logger.error("Error creating MediaDeviceObserver"),
requestPermissions,
),
).pipe(startWith([])),
[kind, requestPermissions],
);
const available = useObservableState(deviceObserver, []);
const [preferredId, select] = useSetting(setting);
const available = useObservableEagerState(
useMemo(
() =>
deviceObserver$.pipe(
map((availableRaw) => {
// Sometimes browsers (particularly Firefox) can return multiple device
// entries for the exact same device ID; using a map deduplicates them
let available = new Map<string, DeviceLabel>(
availableRaw.map((d, i) => [
d.deviceId,
d.label
? { type: "name", name: d.label }
: { type: "number", number: i + 1 },
]),
);
// Create a virtual default audio output for browsers that don't have one.
// Its device ID must be the empty string because that's what setSinkId
// recognizes.
if (
kind === "audiooutput" &&
available.size &&
!available.has("") &&
!available.has("default")
)
available = new Map([
["", { type: "default", name: availableRaw[0]?.label || null }],
...available,
]);
// Note: creating virtual default input devices would be another problem
// entirely, because requesting a media stream from deviceId "" won't
// automatically track the default device.
return available;
}),
),
[kind, deviceObserver$],
),
);
return useMemo(() => {
let selectedId: string | undefined = undefined;
if (!alwaysDefault && available) {
const [preferredId, select] = useSetting(setting);
const selectedId = useMemo(() => {
if (available.size) {
// If the preferred device is available, use it. Or if every available
// device ID is falsy, the browser is probably just being paranoid about
// fingerprinting and we should still try using the preferred device.
// Worst case it is not available and the browser will gracefully fall
// back to some other device for us when requesting the media stream.
// Otherwise, select the first available device.
selectedId =
available.some((d) => d.deviceId === preferredId) ||
available.every((d) => d.deviceId === "")
? preferredId
: available.at(0)?.deviceId;
return (preferredId !== undefined && available.has(preferredId)) ||
(available.size === 1 && available.has(""))
? preferredId
: available.keys().next().value;
}
return undefined;
}, [available, preferredId]);
const selectedGroupId = useObservableEagerState(
useMemo(
() =>
deviceObserver$.pipe(
map(
(availableRaw) =>
availableRaw.find((d) => d.deviceId === selectedId)?.groupId,
),
),
[deviceObserver$, selectedId],
),
);
return {
available: available
? // Sometimes browsers (particularly Firefox) can return multiple
// device entries for the exact same device ID; deduplicate them
[...new Map(available.map((d) => [d.deviceId, d])).values()]
: [],
return useMemo(
() => ({
available,
selectedId,
selectedGroupId,
select,
};
}, [available, preferredId, select, alwaysDefault]);
}),
[available, selectedId, selectedGroupId, select],
);
}
export const deviceStub: MediaDevice = {
available: [],
available: new Map(),
selectedId: undefined,
selectedGroupId: undefined,
select: () => {},
};
export const devicesStub: MediaDevices = {
@@ -139,15 +186,6 @@ export const MediaDevicesProvider: FC<Props> = ({ children }) => {
const [numCallersUsingNames, setNumCallersUsingNames] = useState(0);
const usingNames = numCallersUsingNames > 0;
// Setting the audio device to something other than 'undefined' breaks echo-cancellation
// and even can introduce multiple different output devices for one call.
const alwaysUseDefaultAudio = isFirefox();
// On FF we dont need to query the names
// (call enumerateDevices + create meadia stream to trigger permissions)
// for ouput devices because the selector wont be shown on FF.
const useOutputNames = usingNames && !isFirefox();
const audioInput = useMediaDevice(
"audioinput",
audioInputSetting,
@@ -156,8 +194,7 @@ export const MediaDevicesProvider: FC<Props> = ({ children }) => {
const audioOutput = useMediaDevice(
"audiooutput",
audioOutputSetting,
useOutputNames,
alwaysUseDefaultAudio,
usingNames,
);
const videoInput = useMediaDevice(
"videoinput",

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@@ -310,18 +310,14 @@ export function useLiveKit(
room.localParticipant.audioTrackPublications.values(),
).find((d) => d.source === Track.Source.Microphone)?.track;
const defaultDevice = device.available.find(
(d) => d.deviceId === "default",
);
if (
defaultDevice &&
activeMicTrack &&
// only restart if the stream is still running: LiveKit will detect
// when a track stops & restart appropriately, so this is not our job.
// Plus, we need to avoid restarting again if the track is already in
// the process of being restarted.
activeMicTrack.mediaStreamTrack.readyState !== "ended" &&
defaultDevice.groupId !==
device.selectedGroupId !==
activeMicTrack.mediaStreamTrack.getSettings().groupId
) {
// It's different, so restart the track, ie. cause Livekit to do another