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connect-call-client

v2.5.0

Published

2 years ago

client for the connect-call platform

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gabrielsaruhashi

jackofsometrades

Connect Call Client

Connect Call is a service by Ameelio.

This client provides RoomClient bindings for WebRTC-capable environments, and additionally offers React bindings via the useConnectCall hook.

Getting Started

npm install connect-call-client

import { useConnectCall } from 'connect-call-client';

Integration Testing

Due to issues with npm link and nested node_modules/, it's recommendeded to build a release package and try it locally in a useful host application:

Build a release candidate: npm run build:rc
From the host application: npm install path/to/connect-call-client-a.b.c-d.tgz

Releasing

Review CHANGELOG.md and determine the next semantic version
Run npm version X.Y.Z to update package.json and create a new tag.
Add the new version to CHANGELOG.md and mend the commit created by npm version.
Push the commit. Push tags.
Run npm publish to synchronize with NPM
Reflect on how NPM doesn't have any mechanism to verify your package contents
Marvel at how software works as often as it does

Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome! This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration.