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cordova-plugin-twilio-video-v2preview
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This is a cordova plugin built using Twilio Video API v2.0.0preview6. Main reason for making the plugin is to support H.264 codec on Android Marshmallow+ devices.
This is a cordova plugin built using Twilio Video API v2.0.0preview6. Main reason for making the plugin is to support H.264 codec on Android Marshmallow+ devices.
Using the cordova plugin
ionic cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-twilio-video-v2preview
npm install --save cordova-plugin-twilio-video-v2preview
cordova.videoconversation.open( RoomName: string, Token: string, RemoteParticipantName: string);
Android uses gradle to fetch TwilioVideo as a dependency.
iOS code of this plugin needs TwilioVideo.framework. This framework, along with its binaries, gets embedded into your project.
This plugin was developed using Price F.'s plugin cordova-plugin-twilio-video as a starting point. I merely modified the code to use Twilio Video API 2.0.0preview6 with some UI changes.
FAQs
This is a cordova plugin built using Twilio Video API v2.0.0preview6. Main reason for making the plugin is to support H.264 codec on Android Marshmallow+ devices.
We found that cordova-plugin-twilio-video-v2preview demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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