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@huddle01/huddle01-client
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NOTE: Request for access to the huddle01-client pkg on Huddle01's discord or reach out to the team.
Install the huddle01-client
pkg from npm or yarn
# npm
npm i @huddle01/huddle01-client
# yarn
yarn add @huddle01/huddle01-client
import
HuddleClientProvider
and getHuddleClient
from the npm pkg
// HuddleIframe to be imported
import {
HuddleClientProvider,
getHuddleClient,
} from '@huddle01/huddle01-client';
Configure huddleClient
by passing your API key
NOTE: If API key is not passed your app will be rate limited and might not work.
const huddleClient = getHuddleClient(apiKey);
Wrap your application with HuddleClientProvider
Wrapping you provider inside the HuddleClientProvider
gives you access to the huddleClient instance to control your huddle01 powered app.
It is similar to the Context Provider given by React. Read more in React Docs
// JavaScript | TypeScript
const App = () => {
return (
<HuddleClientProvider value={huddleClient}>
<YourApp />
</HuddleClientProvider>
);
};
These hooks are similar to any other react hook like useEffect
or useState
, You can read about these hooks in the React Docs
// JavaScript | TypeScript
import { useHuddleClientContext } from '@huddle01/huddle01-client/hooks';
const huddleClient = useHuddleClientContext();
// Example
huddleClient.muteMic();
💡 For any help reach out to us on Discord
FAQs

The npm package @huddle01/huddle01-client receives a total of 5 weekly downloads. As such, @huddle01/huddle01-client popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @huddle01/huddle01-client demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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