This is an experiment at providing an integration between the rtc.io modules
and the SIP.js library. This is done by
providing a custom SIP.js mediaHandlerFactory that can be used to override
the default WebRTC behaviour of SIP.js
This package has been implemented to the point that it is usable for the following purpose:
- Using a SIP endpoint to attach to a WebRTC call for the purposes of recording audio.
While other features will be implemented over time, these are not as high a priority as other implementation tasks within the rtc.io suite.
Displayed below is an example of how you can use the rtc-sip/media-handler-factor
to integrate with some of the rtc.io packages:
var config = require('rtc-sip/config.json');
var SIP = require('sip.js');
var ua = new SIP.UA({
// initialise with the custom rtc.io media handler factory
// specify any rtc.io plugins that you wish to use with in the plugins option
mediaHandlerFactory: require('../media-handler-factory')({ plugins: [] }),
// initialise the uri, authorizationUser and password
uri: config.user + '@getonsip.com',
displayName: 'rtc-sip demo user',
authorizationUser: 'getonsip_' + config.user,
password: config.password
});
// invite someone :)
ua.invite('[email protected]', {
media: {
constraints: {
audio: true,
video: true
}
}
});To get this example running, you will need to signup for a free
getonsip account and provide configuration
information in an examples/config.json file (something like what is shown
below):
{
"user": "username",
"password": "sippassword-check-your-profile"
}Copyright 2015 National ICT Australia Limited (NICTA)
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