From #47 (comment)
Here is a Q&D (quick and dirty) for use laptop as source:

Start miracle-wifid as usual

$ sudo miracle-wifid --log-level trace

Start miracle-wifictl

$ sudo miracle-wifictl --log-level trace
[miraclectl] # list
  LINK INTERFACE                FRIENDLY-NAME                 
     3 wlp3s0                   archlinux-alberto             

  LINK PEER-ID                  FRIENDLY-NAME                  CONNECTED 

 0 peers and 1 links listed.
[miraclectl] # select 3
link 3 selected

Now do something to make your device visible (like start screen mirroring)

[ADD] Peer: f2:27:65:35:b6:8f@3
[PROV] Peer: ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff@3 Type: pbc PIN: 
[miraclectl] # list
  LINK INTERFACE                FRIENDLY-NAME                 
     3 wlp3s0                   archlinux-alberto             

  LINK PEER-ID                  FRIENDLY-NAME                  CONNECTED 
     3 ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff@3           Alberto Fanjul Alonso            no        

 1 peers and 1 links listed.
[miraclectl] # connect ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff@3
[CONNECT] Peer: ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff@3
[miraclectl] # list
  LINK INTERFACE                FRIENDLY-NAME                 
     3 wlp3s0                   archlinux-alberto             

  LINK PEER-ID                  FRIENDLY-NAME                  CONNECTED 
     3 ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff@3           Alberto Fanjul Alonso            yes        

 1 peers and 1 links listed.

Search on miracle-wifid output for a message like this

TRACE: wpa: raw message: <3>P2P-GROUP-STARTED p2p-wlp3s0-3 client ssid="DIRECT-ZP-Alberto Fanjul Alonso" freq=2462 psk=5d3ce6a19876398db2d9b7566cc1d8e3a87c36b449ff3fd601f95d60718cdd4e go_dev_addr=ff:ff:ff:ff5:ff:ff ip_addr=192.168.49.200 ip_mask=255.255.255.0 go_ip_addr=192.168.49.1

At this point you have your devices paired show they can see each other

Start a stream on laptop (using vlc for example)

$ cvlc screen:// :screen-fps=25 :screen-caching=100 --sout '#transcode{vcodec=MJPG,vb=0,width=1022,height=575,acodec=none}:http{mux=ogg,dst=:8554/myscreen}'

On the other device use some viewer to reproduce that:( I've used vlc for android)

that stream can be viewed opening url: http://192.168.49.200:8554/myscreen

Develops needed:

1. autocomplete peer-id on miracle-wifictl
2. miracle-sinkctl need a command to launch automatically that external command (miracle-sinkctl does the same with gstreamer)
3. provide a gstreamer command to stream screen (See examples here https://coderwall.com/p/_inesq/gstreamer-commands-for-desktop-streaming-to-raspberry-pi)
4. Develop an android app based on vlc for android to make device visible, pair with laptop and receive config from miracle-sinkctl about url to open