WebRTC in Golang / Rust - Stream screen

Hi, please don't skip any part of this. I need to share my screen using WebRTC in a local network. I can already do this using an open source project written in Golang. It works just fine except for the few things we like to change. Please stop here and test the open source project so you can follow and understand this document. Open source project: "*** link *** Share_Screen_Server" (Ask for the link) YOU MUST TEST THE PROJECT BEFORE CONTINUING !!! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Things we need to change in this project: 1 - Let's say Jon wants to share his screen. He visits the URL link of the "Share_Screen_Server", then he clicks on the button "Start stream" 2- Then he has to select the window / program / screen he wants to share (Just like in Google meets). Once this happens, a link will be generated for others to see the screen. 3- After that, we start seeing a video window inside the browser, and logs etc... We don't want to see that. We only want to see a button to stop sharing and stop the program. 4- Jon sends this steam's link to Sarah who is setting in a different room. 5 - When Sarah clicks on the link, she sees "Join streaming room" section. Then she sees a video window inside the page, some text, and a log section. We don't want to see this. When Sarah joins this stream, we want her to only click on a link and she starts seeing the stream in full screen and already playing the stream. And when she wants to leave / close, she just closes the web browser window. So again, we want to use this system only for 2 people. When Jon starts a stream, he doesn't want to see all the extra text and fields. And when Sarah joins the stream, it must open in full screen and already playing. No buttons or text needs to be displayed. If building a new project is easier than changing this open source, please discuss with us. We can consider a better solution. Please make sure you have tested the project so you can understand the requirements. We accept Golang and Rust. Thanks.