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It is a tradeoff: the larger the camera image, the slower it is running.
The larger the camera image, the smaller the marker can be.
# How to run it locally
## How to run it locally
First you have to copy the repository locally (using git clone).
After that, just serve the files on a static http server.
Personnaly, i use a simple command line http server called ```http-server```.
You can install it via ```npm install -g http-server```.
### About WebRTC and https
#### About WebRTC and https
WebRTC requires to have a [Secure Contexts](https://w3c.github.io/webappsec-secure-contexts/),
So in short, you need to [serve your application over https](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/34197653/getusermedia-in-chrome-47-without-using-https).
Webrtc records video/audio and it is really sensitive information.
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So, in short, you need to serve your application over https to use the webcam.
### But it is hard :(
#### But it is hard :(
This is always a pain to setup https unfortunatly. generating certificates is harder that it should be.
