This demo demonstrates basic video call functionality of the Voximplant iOS SDK. The application supports video calls between this iOS app and other apps that use any Voximplant SDK.
This demo application doesn't handle push notifications, so it doesn't receive incoming calls if the application is in the background or killed.
The application is able to:
- log in to the Voximplant Cloud
- auto login using access tokens
- make an video call
- receive an incoming call
- put a call on hold / take it off hold
- change an audio device (speaker, receiver, wired headset, bluetooth headset) during a call
- switch camera during a call
- mute video during a call
- send DTMF
- auto reconnect/relogin
To get started, you'll need to register a free Voximplant developer account.
You'll need the following:
- Voximplant application
- two Voximplant users
- VoxEngine scenario
- routing setup
We've implemented a special template to enable you to quickly use the demo – just
install SDK tutorial from our marketplace:
You can set up it manually using our Gettins started guide and tutorials
VoxEngine.addEventListener(AppEvents.CallAlerting, (e) => {
const newCall = VoxEngine.callUserDirect(
e.call,
e.destination,
e.callerid,
e.displayName,
null
);
VoxEngine.easyProcess(e.call, newCall, ()=>{}, true);
});
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Clone this repo
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Open the
Swift.xcodeprojworkspace -
Target VideoCall and build the project using Xcode
Log in using:
- Voximplant user name in the format
[email protected] - password
See the following classes for code details:
Enter a Voximplant user name to the input field and press "Call" button to make a call.
See the following classes for code details:
Mute, hold, change an audio device or switch camera during a call.
See the following classes for code details: