opentok-react-native - npm Package Versions

published 2.26.2 • 3 weeks ago

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2.26.2 (April 2024)

[Update]: This version updates the Vonage Video iOS SDK version to 2.26.3. This version adds a privacy manifest required by Apple's App store. Issue #737.

2.27.4

published 2.27.4 • 3 weeks ago

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2.27.4 (April 2024)

[Update]: This version updates the Vonage Video iOS SDK version to 2.27.3. This version adds a privacy manifest required by Apple's App store. Issue #737.
[Update]: The installation instructions in the README file are updated, with new details on required Android permissions (such as android.permission.BLUETOOTH).

2.27.3

published 2.27.3 • 2 months ago

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2.27.3 (March 2024)

[Update]: This version updates the Vonage Video iOS SDK version to 2.27.2 and the Vonage Video Android SDK version to 2.27.1. See their release notes for details:
- https://tokbox.com/developer/sdks/android/release-notes.html
- https://tokbox.com/developer/sdks/ios/release-notes.html
[Fix] Toggling between a screen and camera video source for publisher caused apps to crash in iOS. This version fixes the issue (issue #710).

2.27.2

published 2.27.2 • 2 months ago

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2.27.2 (March 2024)

[Fix]: On Android, a screen-sharing OTPublisher (one with the videoSource setting set to "screen") failed if the app did not have camera access permission. This version fixes the issue, so that screen-sharing can proceed without camera access permission.

Note: In Android 6.0 (API Level 23) and higher, the OpenTok React Native SDK automatically adds the camera access permission. However, an app or user can disable it independently of the SDK.

[Update]: Updates react-native and axios packages to fix vulnerable dependencies.

2.27.1

published 2.27.1 • 2 months ago

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2.27.1 (March 2024)

[Fix]: On Android, OTPublisher components failed with an error when either PermissionsAndroid.PERMISSIONS.CAMERA or PermissionsAndroid.PERMISSIONS.RECORD_AUDIO were not true. This version fixes that, by having audio-only or video-only publishers skip the PermissionsAndroid.PERMISSIONS.CAMERA or PermissionsAndroid.PERMISSIONS.RECORD_AUDIO check if the videoTrack or audioTrack property of the properties prop of the OTPublisher component is set to false. You can set these props to false based on these permissions:

import { PermissionsAndroid } from 'react-native';
// ...

<OTPublisher
  properties={{
    videoTrack={{(Platform.OS === 'ios' || PermissionsAndroid.CAMERA)}}
  }}
/>

Note: In Android 6.0 (API Level 23) and higher, the OpenTok React Native SDK automatically adds these permissions. However, an app or user can disable them independently of the SDK.

[Fix]: On Android, setting the videoTrack property of the properties prop of the OTPublisher component false resulted in the app to crash. This version fixes the issue (issue #652).
[Fix]: Fixes some TypeScript definitions (issue #725).

2.27.0

published 2.27.0 • 2 months ago

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2.27.0 (March 2024)

[Update]: Update OpenTok Android SDK and OpenTok iOS SDK to version 2.27.0.

This version adds support for the VP9 codec in relayed sessions. For more information, see the video codecs documentation.

This version adds support for adaptive media routing. For more information, see the adaptive media routing documentation.

For more details, see the release notes for the OpenTok iOS and Android SDKs.
[Update]: This version adds support for end-to-end encryption. The OTSession component includes a new encryptionSecret prop, which you can use to set and change the encryption secret used by the local client.
[Update]: This version adds a new OTPublisher audioFallback option, which supports both subscriber and publisher audio fallback. The audioFallback.subscriber property replaces the OTPublisher audioFallbackEnabled option, which is deprecated. The OTPublisher component has new callback functions for publisher audio fallback-related events: videoDisabled(), videoEnabled(), videoDisableWarning(), and videoDisableWarningLifted(). See the audio fallback developer guide.
[Update]: The OTPublisher.setVideoTransformer() method now supports the background image replacement transformer in Android (as well as iOS). And the custom radius option for the background blur filter is now supported in Android (as well as iOS).
[Update]: The axios package is updated. This updates a vulnerable version of in the follow-redirects dependency.
[Fix]: This version fixes some issues in the TypeScript definitions.
[Fix]: This version fixes the following events, which were not being dispatched:
- OTPublisher audioNetworkStats
- OTPublisher videoNetworkStats
- OTPublisher muteForced
- OTSession muteForced
[Fix]: This version fixes the OTSession.forceMuteAll() method in iOS.

2.26.1

published 2.26.1 • 7 months ago

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2.26.1 (October 2023)

[Update]: The new OTPublisher.setVideoTransformers() method lets you set (and clear) video transformers, such as a background blur for a publisher (issues #631 and #682). For more info, see the docs: OTPublisher.
[Update]: Live Captions API enhancements (issue #643)
- The new OTPublisher.publishCaptions option lets you enable and disable captions for a published stream (if captions are enabled for the session). For more info, see the docs:OTPublisher.
- The new OTSubscriber.subscribeToCaptions option lets you turn captions on and off for a subscriber (if captions are enabled for the session and the publisher is publishing captions). For more info, see the docs: OTSubscriber.
- The new OTSubscriber captionReceived event is dispatched when a subscriber receives a caption. For more info, see the docs: OTSubscriber.
- For more information, see the Live Captions developer guide.
[Fix]: Fixes an issue in which applications could not connect to a session when the proxyUrl option for OTSession was set. - issue #645
[Fix]: Fixes an issue a stream is not destroyed immediately after unmounting an OTSession component or when the OTSession.disconnect() method is called. - issues #685 and #686

2.26.0

published 2.26.0 • 7 months ago

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