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INDEX PAGE
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1. Introduction and Objective
2. Hardware / Software Requirement
Title of Synopsis
Introduction
Introduction
With this tool, users can share their entire desktop or specific application
windows with participants, ensuring smooth presentations, tutorials, or
remote support. It provides an intuitive interface with easy-to-use controls
for starting, stopping, and managing screen shares.
Objective
Objective of
of the
the Application
Application
Software
Module
Hardware Requirement
Description
Hardware Requirement
These are the basic Hardware Requirement to work smoothly for the Remote Desktop
Access Application.
In the
period
Software
Software Requirement
Requirement of
this
software development. As it is web based, it requires very few software and are listed.
Electron JSX
Electron.js is a framework that allows Developers to build cross-platform Desktop
Applications using web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It Essentially
combines the power of Chromium (the rendering engine behind Chrome) and Node.js
(which provides server-side capabilities) to create native desktop apps. Electron is
widely used for building applications like Visual Studio Code, Slack, and Discord.
Chromium for UI: Electron uses Chromium to render the front-end, meaning you
can build the UI with web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Modules and APIs: Electron provides a wide range of native modules and APIs
for handling windows, dialogs, notifications, the file system, and other OS-level
functionalities.
Development workflow: Developers can write an Electron app just like they
would for a web application, using libraries like React, Angular, or Vue.js, and
then package it into a native app.
Single codebase for desktop apps: With Electron, you can use a single codebase
to build apps that work across different operating systems, which reduces
development effort.
Node JS
Node.js can be a crucial component in building a Remote Desktop Application by
acting as the server-side engine that handles communication between the client (user’s
local computer) and the Remote machine (the desktop being accessed). Below are the
key ways Node.js can be used to help create such an application.
Node.js can capture user events (mouse movements, clicks, keypresses) and send
them to the remote system. Libraries like RobotJS can simulate mouse
movements and keyboard presses on the server machine to replicate the user’s
actions on the remote desktop.
Node.js can be used to stream the remote desktop’s screen in real-time to the
client. This is usually done by capturing the desktop screen at regular intervals,
encoding it as images or video, and sending it to the client.
Libraries like FFmpeg can be integrated with Node.js to capture the screen and
stream video, which can then be transmitted over WebRTC or WebSocket.
Capturing the screen at frequent intervals and sending it to the client can help in
providing a real-time view of the remote desktop.
5. Cross-Platform Capabilities:
6. Electron Integration:
Electron allows developers to use web technologies (HTML, CSS, JS) to create
native desktop applications, which can handle the display of the remote desktop
and input capturing on the client side.
Captures user input (mouse clicks, keyboard events) and sends it to the Node.js
server.
Receives and displays screen data streamed from the remote desktop.
Software Requirement
Data Flow Diagram
Software Requirement
High Level Design