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Rings API #134
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@github4f TwilioVideo is a Room based model where participants can join a Room and share audio and video with the participants connected to the Room. In order to implement the traditional calling model where one user "rings" another user, you will have to write your own signaling to notify remote participant to start "ringing" whenever you wish the participant to connect to the Room. Please note that using Twilio Notify library you can send notifications to achieve this use case. |
@github4f sorry that we took so long to respond to your original question. Here is a more detailed answer: To implement a classic “calling” experience (alice calls bob, bob’s app “rings”, bob answers), you'll need to decide how you want to send notifications between users. Twilio Sync is a great solution. Others include Socket.io, Firebase, Pusher, or PubNub. Once you figure out what notification service you want to use, it’s pretty easy to implement a calling experience. The high-level overview would be this:
A couple docs related to this solution: Going to close this one out due to lack of activity. Best, |
I need to build a Business collaboration apps using the new Twilio Video’s new Rooms API. It uses a traditional calling model, where one user “rings” another user and waits for them to answer. However, I cannot find any "ringing" API in SDK. I was wondering how the Video’s new Rooms API gives (can be used) the ability to build such a call model?
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