This is the entry point for using the WrtcKit.
Containing static methods for making and answering calls
The wrtc object can be controlled using function calls and properties and it generates events.
| wrtc.getOngoingCall() | Get the ongoing call if any |
| wrtc.getOutgoingCall() | Get the outgoing call if any |
| wrtc.getIncomingCall() | Get the incoming call if any |
| wrtc.getCurrentCall() | Get the current call if any |
| wrtc.getCall() | Get the call with a specific id |
| wrtc.init() | Initialize the WrtcKit and start communication with the IXNX server |
| wrtc.disconnectFromServer() | Disconnects the WrtcKit from the IXNX server |
| wrtc.setPushDeviceToken() | Set push token, to be able to wake the app up |
| wrtc.answerCall() | Answer incoming call |
| wrtc.denyCall() | Deny incoming call |
| wrtc.disconnectCall() | Stop the video source |
| wrtc.hangupCall() | Finish ongoing call |
| wrtc.call() | Make a call |
| wrtc.setVideoCapturer() | Set video capturer |
| wrtc.getApplicationContext() | Get the application context |