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communication-react-19

v1.0.1

Published

6 months ago

React library for building modern communication user experiences utilizing Azure Communication Services (React 19 compatible fork)

Downloads

961

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Communication Chat Call VOIP Video Video conferencing Teams

@Azure/communication-react

@Azure/communication-react is a react library that makes it easy for you to build modern communications user experiences using Azure Communication Services. It gives you a library of react components built on top of FluentUI that you can drop into your applications.

Read more about Azure Communication Services - UI Library here.

Prerequisites

An Azure account with an active subscription. Create an account for free.
An active Communication Services resource. Create a Communication Services resource.
Node.js (16.19.0 and above)

Installing

@azure/communication-react is a React library. It requires a reasonable React environment and support up to React 18. We recommend using Vite Create a react app from scratch and Create your first project with Vite or a similar tool to initialize your application.

npm i @azure/communication-react

@azure/communication-react specifies core Azure Communication Services as peerDependencies so that you can most consistently use the API from the core libraries in your application. You need to install those libraries as well:

npm i @azure/communication-calling
npm i @azure/communication-chat

Storybook

For complete documentation, quickstarts, and interactive components, check out our Storybook.