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@interlucent/admission-sdk

v1.0.2

Published

Zero-dependency SDK for generating custom admission tokens for Interlucent

Downloads

606

Readme

@interlucent/admission-sdk

Create admission tokens with the Interlucent SDK. Visit interlucent.ai for more details.

Installation

npm install @interlucent/admission-sdk

Quick Start

Initialize the client with your project's secret key. The client handles signing and expiration.

import { AdmissionClient } from '@interlucent/admission-sdk';

const client = await AdmissionClient.create(
  process.env.INTERLUCENT_SECRET_KEY!
);

Warning The secret key must only be used server-side. Never expose it in client-side code or commit it to version control.

Note Find your project secret key in Console > Project > Admission Tokens.

Creating Tokens

Minimal

The simplest token: specifies the application and a 5-minute expiration. All tolerances use platform defaults.

const token = await client
  .createToken()
  .withApplication('PFfFuw')  // your app ID from the Console
  .expiresIn(300)
  .sign();

Pass this token to your frontend and set it on the <pixel-stream> component's admission-token attribute.

With Options

const token = await client
  .createToken()
  .withApplication('PFfFuw')
  .withVersion('MrM')
  .withQueueWaitTolerance(45)
  .withFlexiblePresenceAllowance(120)
  .withRendezvousTolerance(30)
  .withReference('campaign-001')
  .withSwiftJobRequest()
  .expiresIn(300)
  .sign();

Builder Methods

| Method | Description | |--------|-------------| | withApplication(appId) | Set application ID | | withApp(appId) | Alias for withApplication() | | withVersion(versionId) | Set application version | | withReference(ref) | Set a tracking reference | | withSwiftJobRequest() | Submit job earlier in the process | | withFlexiblePresenceAllowance(s) | Reconnect grace period | | withRendezvousTolerance(s) | Counterpart wait time | | withLingerTolerance(s) | Alone-after-leave timeout | | withQueueWaitTolerance(s) | Queue wait | | withWebRtcNegotiationTolerance(s) | WebRTC connect timeout | | withLocation(lat, lng) | Override geo-location | | expiresIn(seconds) | Set token TTL (default: 300s) | | expiresInFiveMinutes() | Set token TTL to 5 minutes | | expiresInOneHour() | Set token TTL to 1 hour | | expiresInOneDay() | Set token TTL to 24 hours | | sign() | Sign and return the token string |

Environment Compatibility

The SDK uses the Web Crypto API with zero dependencies. It works in:

  • Node.js 18+
  • Bun
  • Deno

Warning Again, the secret key used by this SDK must only be used server-side. Never expose it in client-side code or commit it to version control.