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bandwidth-rtc

v0.2.0

Published

SDK for BandwidthRTC Node Applications

Readme

BandwidthRTC Node SDK Documentation

Initialize the BandwidthRTC Node SDK

import BandwidthRtc from "bandwidth-rtc";

const bandwidthRtc = new BandwidthRtc();

API Methods

connect

  • Params:
    • authParams: the device token to connect with
    • options: optional SDK settings (can be omitted)
      • websocketUrl: override the default Bandwidth RTC connection url (this should not generally be needed)
  • Description: connect device to the Bandwidth RTC platform
await bandwidthRtc.connect({
  deviceToken: deviceToken,
});

publish

  • Params:
    • input: the input to publish; this can be an instance of:
      • mediaStream: An already existing media stream such as a screen share
        • Type: MediaStream
  • Return:
    • rtcStream: a media stream with the supplied media stream constraints
      • Type: RtcStream
  • Description: publish media

Publish with default settings:

let rtcStream: RtcStream = await bandwidthRtc.publish();

Publish audio only

Publish with customized constraints

const mediaConstraints: MediaStreamConstraints = {
  audio: {
    autoGainControl: true,
    channelCount: 1,
    deviceId: "default",
    echoCancellation: true,
    latency: 0.01,
    noiseSuppression: true,
    sampleRate: 48000,
    sampleSize: 16,
  }
};
let microphoneStream = await navigator.mediaDevices.getUserMedia(mediaConstraints);
let sourceNode = audioContext.createMediaStreamSource(microphoneStream);
let rtcStream: RtcStream = await bandwidthRtc.publish(mediaConstraints);

Publish with existing media stream

let screenShare = await navigator.mediaDevices.getDisplayMedia({
  video: true,
});
let rtcStream: RtcStream = await bandwidthRtc.publish(screenShare);

Please see the following resources for more information on MediaStreamConstraints and MediaTrackConstraints that can be specified here:

  • https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/MediaStreamConstraints
  • https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/MediaTrackConstraints

disconnect

  • Description: disconnect device from the Bandwidth RTC platform

DTMF

  • Description: send a set of VoIP-network-friendly DTMF tones. The tone amplitude and duration can not be controlled
  • Params:
    • tone: the digits to send, as a string, chosen from the set of valid DTMF characters [0-9,*,#,,]
    • streamId (optional): the stream to 'play' the tone on
bandwidthRtc.sendDtmf("3");
bandwidthRtc.sendDtmf("313,3211*#");

Event Listeners

onStreamAvailable

  • Description: called when a media stream is available to attach to the UI. This will be called for every independent stream presented to the Participant, meaning that if a new remote Participant is added to a subscribed Session a new stream will be made available to the browser, and will need to be presented to the UI for consumption by the user.
bandwidthRtc.onStreamAvailable((event) => {
  console.log(
    `A stream is available with streamId=${event.mediaStream.id}, its media types are ${event.mediaTypes} and the stream itself is ${event.mediaStream}`,
  );
});

onStreamUnavailable

  • Description: called when a media stream is now unavailable and should be removed from the UI
bandwidthRtc.onStreamUnavailable((event) => {
  console.log(
    `The stream with streamId=${event.mediaStream.id} is now unavailable and should be removed from the UI because the media is likely to freeze imminently.`,
  );
});

Notes

  • Pinning rpc-websockets library to version 7.10.0 so that the transpiling and compilation of the RPC Client works.