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Please check our our documentation site to get started. If you're building a web app with our daily-js
front-end JavaScript library, you may be particularly interested in:
daily-js
reference docs, for help adding video calls to your appavoidEval
will become true
by defaultToday you can opt in to making daily-js
behave in a CSP-friendly way by specifying dailyConfig: { avoidEval: true }
wherever you provide your call options. You can read more about this option and how to set up your CSP (Content Security Policy) in this guide.
Starting in an upcoming version of daily-js
, avoidEval
will switch to defaulting to true
. To prepare for this change, please make sure that your CSP's script-src
directive contains https://*.daily.co
(or explicitly opt out of the new behavior by setting avoidEval: false
).
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Please check our [our documentation site](https://docs.daily.co/) to get started. If you're building a web app with our `daily-js` front-end JavaScript library, you may be particularly interested in:
The npm package @daily-co/daily-js receives a total of 78,833 weekly downloads. As such, @daily-co/daily-js popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @daily-co/daily-js demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 15 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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