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@exotel-npm-dev/webrtc-client-sdk
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client sdk for webrtc based on webrtc core sdk
index.html require exotel sdk bundle. Steps to generating webrtc core bundle.
go to webrtc client sdk
cd <path>/webrtc-client-sdk
generate core bundle
npm install
npm run build
exotelsdk.js
will generate in dist
directory along with wav files.
The demos will run in Chrome, Firefox, or other web browsers which supports WebRTC.
In your web browser, open the index.html
file in this directory to run the demos.
This demonstration are build on simple html which provides some basic functionality via a simple interface.
../dist/
.../assets/sounds
and paste to demo-non-npm/dist/
.FAQs
client sdk for webrtc based on webrtc core sdk
The npm package @exotel-npm-dev/webrtc-client-sdk receives a total of 848 weekly downloads. As such, @exotel-npm-dev/webrtc-client-sdk popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @exotel-npm-dev/webrtc-client-sdk demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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