bandwidth-webrtc v0.9.3

#Bandwidth WebRTC Client

##Generating BWClient library

npm install
grunt compile-assets

BWClient.js will be generated at "dist/BWClient.js" Just include this at the top of your HTML page that will declare a global BWClient object.

<script src="BWClient.js"></script>

##Prerequisites

• Register for a Catapult (Bandwidth Application Platform) account here
• Register a SIP domain
• Create an endpoint/user
• If you want to make calls to the PSTN (normal phones) you will need a server to handler events from Catapult
• Make phone calls

For a more in depth guide, view this article

##Quick Start Full docs are here

CDN hosted library: https://code.bandwidth.com/bandwidth-0.9.3.min.js

JSFIDDLE Demo Client

###Outbound Call

var bwPhone = BWClient.createPhone({
    username: "user_123",
    domain: "prod.domain.com",
    password: "taco123",
    logLevel: "debug"//can be debug,log,warn,error (default=log)
});
var bwCall = bwPhone.call("222-333-4444");
bwCall.on("connected",function(){
    //the call has connected, and audio is playing
});
bwCall.on("ended",function(){
    //the call has ended
});
...
//play a DTMF tone
bwCall.sendDtmf("1");
bwCall.sendDtmf("#");

//mute call
bwCall.mute();

//unmute call
bwCall.unmute();

//to hangup the call
bwCall.hangup();

###Inbound Call

var bwPhone = BWClient.createPhone({
    username : "user_123",
    domain   : "prod.domain.com",
    password : "taco123",
    logLevel : "debug"
});
bwPhone.on("incomingCall",function (bwCall) {
    //get into to determine if the call should be accepted/rejected
    var info = bwCall.getInfo();
    
    //user friendly remote identifier
    var remoteId = info.remoteId;
    
    //setup event handlers
    bwCall.on("connected",function () {
        ...
    });
    //to accept the call
    bwCall.accept();
    
    //to reject the call
    bwCall.reject();
});

##Supported Browsers

• Firefox
• Chrome
• Opera

#License: MIT