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Install the huddle01-iframe
pkg from npm or yarn
# npm
npm i @a4748g/test-npm-pkg
# yarn
yarn add @a4748g/test-npm-pkg
import <HuddleIframe />
from the npm pkg
// HuddleIframe to be imported
import { HuddleIframe } from '@a4748g/test-npm-pkg';
Create a config object as follows:
// JavaScript
configObj = {
const iframeConfig = {
roomUrl: "http://localhost:3000/123",
height: "600px",
width: "80%",
noBorder: false // false by default
};
};
// TypeScript
// import *IframeConfig* type from pkg too
import { HuddleIframe, IframeConfig } from "@a4748g/test-npm-pkg";
configObj = {
const iframeConfig: IframeConfig = {
roomUrl: "http://localhost:3000/123",
height: "600px",
width: "80%",
noBorder: false // false by default
};
};
Pass the configObj
as a parameter to the <HuddleIframeApp />
component
// JavaScript | TypeScript
<HuddleIframe config={configObj} />
Usage:
// JavaScript | TypeScript
import { huddleIframeApp } from '@a4748g/test-npm-pkg';
//format
huddleIframeApp.functionName();
//e.g.
huddleIframeApp.muteMic();
Action Methods:
muteMic()
✅unmuteMic()
✅enableShare()
✅disableShare()
✅startRecording()
✅stopRecording()
✅sendReaction(emogi)
✅
[allowed emogis: 😂, 😢, 😦, 😍, 🤔, 👀, 🙌, 👍, 👎, 🔥, 🍻, 🚀, 🎉, ❤️, 💯]toggleHandRaise()
✅connectWallet(address)
(coming soon)Info Methods
// Javascript | Typescript
const participants = huddleIframeApp.infoMethods.getParticipants();
// example participant
"EEXTeIr5C6": {
peerId: "EEXTeIr5C6"
avatarUrl: "https://bit.ly/3O7wUeR",
displayName: "axit.eth",
isCamPaused: false
isHandRaised: false
isMicPaused: false
isSharePaused: false
}
getParticipants()
✅
peer {type: Peer}
peerId {type: String}
avatarUrl {type: String}
displayName {type: String}
isHandRaised {type: Boolean}
isCamPaused {type: Boolean}
isMicPaused {type: Boolean}
isSharePaused {type: Boolean}
Events
All Action methods have their own events and can be listened to if they are called using the api. There are some additional meeting events that you can listen to as well:
peer-join
✅peer-left
✅avatar-url-changed
✅// JavaScript
import { huddleIframeApp, HuddleAppEvent } from "@a4748g/test-npm-pkg";
huddleIframeApp.on("peer-join**"**, (data) =>
console.log({ data })
);
// TypeScript
import { huddleIframeApp, HuddleAppEvent } from '@a4748g/test-npm-pkg';
huddleIframeApp.on(HuddleAppEvent.PEER_JOIN, data => console.log({ data }));
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We found that @a4748g/test-npm-pkg demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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