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A SDK that provides Dyte's core functionality.
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The core SDK provides Dyte's core functionality, while letting a developer build a custom UI over it.
npm install @dytesdk/web-core
A meeting
object can be created using the DyteClient.init()
method.
const meeting = await DyteClient.init({
authToken: "<AuthTokenHere>",
defaults: {
audio: false,
video: false,
}
});
The meeting
object is used for all interaction with Dyte's servers. For example, the following code snippet is used for a user to join a room.
await meeting.join();
For more examples, please refer to the Documentation.
@dytesdk/web-core
is created & maintained by Dyte, Inc. You can find us on Twitter - @dyte_io or write to us at dev@dyte.io
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The names and logos for Dyte are trademarks of Dyte, Inc.
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A SDK that provides Dyte's core functionality.
We found that @dytesdk/web-core demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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