AIRIX Video Core

Recording support: createToken({ ..., recording: { autoStart: true } }) starts capture when the first participant joins. A trusted product backend can call startRecording(roomId), stopRecording(recordingId), and getRecording(recordingId); a ready recording includes temporary mp4Url and mp3Url. See the integration guide.

Headless TypeScript SDK for AIRIX realtime video.

This package owns the public developer contract. It intentionally has no React, React Native, DOM UI, or bundled meeting shell.

import { AirixVideoClient } from "airix-video-core";

const airix = new AirixVideoClient({
  apiBaseUrl: "https://demo.theairix.com/api",
  livekit: { qualityProfile: "auto" },
  token: async () => getProductUserSessionToken(),
});

const room = await airix.join({
  roomId: "support-call-123",
  displayName: "Manoj",
  mode: "one-to-one",
});

Quality profiles keep capture and publishing consistent across web and React Native:

• auto (default): 720p at up to 2.5 Mbps.
• hd: 1080p at up to 4 Mbps for strong networks and small rooms.
• data-saver: 360p at up to 600 Kbps.

All profiles retain adaptive receiving, simulcast, and dynacast. Advanced apps can override individual LiveKit room options through livekit.roomOptions.

The first implementation focuses on the fast join contract:

1. Your product backend asks AIRIX API for a short-lived LiveKit token using its server-side ak_live_... API key.
2. Let app-specific adapters connect directly to the LiveKit SFU.
3. Keep recording, webhooks, analytics, and notifications out of the join path.

Do not put AIRIX product API keys in browser, React Native, iOS, or Android apps. Client apps should call your own backend, and your backend should call POST /api/v1/rooms/:roomId/tokens.