@citrix/ucsdk
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Unified Communications SDK (UC SDK) is a SDK offered to Citrix ready partners (ISV vendors) who want to optimize their real-time communications applications in Citrix ready environment. If you are a vendor that has a real-time communication application and you have customers who run your application in Citrix VDI, then you can use UC SDK to optimize your application. The SDK is available for free of charge. However to use the SDK, you must agree to Citrix ready partner developer materials redistribution agreement.
You have an Electron based application or a browser based application that has the capability to embed SDKs.
Audio / Video optimization, screensharing, DTMF, proxy server support, application sharing, dynamic e911, multi-window.
Reach out to Citrix Ready to sign the Citrix ready program agreement to receive the documentation.
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The npm package @citrix/ucsdk receives a total of 6,449 weekly downloads. As such, @citrix/ucsdk popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @citrix/ucsdk demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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