A code sample for a VM connection can be found in the /data/www/iframe/index.html file, in the isntance. Basically, you need to create a genymotion javascript player by importing the .css & .js file in a project, and calling the genymotionManager.add() method.
The parameters of this method are:
- The ID or the HTML reference to the element you want the player to be
- The webrtc address which is the address of your genymotion VM
- The fileupload address which is the address of your genymotion VM with
/fileupload/appended - An options object, that can be used to configure the UI
Parameters are:
options = {
template: 'player', // the name of template, either "player" or "god_default"
touch: true, // enable or disable touch on mobile device
mouse: true, // enable or disable mouse clics
volume: true, // enable or disable volume widget
rotation: true, // enable or disable rotation widget
navbar: true, // enable or disable navbar widgets
power: true, // enable or disable power widget
keyboard: true, // enable or disable keyboard input
fullscreen: true, // enable or disable fullscreen widget
camera: true, // enable or disable camera widget
fileUpload: true, // enable or disable fileupload
clipboard: true, // enable or disable clipboard support
battery: true, // enable or disable battery widget
gps: true, // enable or disable gps widget
capture: true, // enable or disable the capture widget
identifiers: true, // enable or disable identifiers widget
network: true, // enable or disable network widget
phone: true, // enable or disable phone widget
resolution: true, // enable or disable resolution widget
diskIO: true, // enable or disable diskIO widget
paas: true, // ALWAYS SET IT TO TRUE
token : '', // set it to the value located at "/data/www/static/js/token.js" (it is taken from the initial value of "genymotion-web-ui-password")
stun: {}, // can be set to customize stun settings
turn: {} // can be set to customize turn settings
};
This code is not yet officially available, but we are actively working on making it available using npm/yarn.