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What you need to build JsSIP

You just need to have Node.js and Git. Optionally you also need PhantomJS if you want to run test units.

Node.js

Git

PhantomJS

(optional, just for running unit tests)

  • Install PhantomJS
  • In modern Debian/Ubuntu systems PhantomJS can be installed via apt-get install phantomjs

How to build JsSIP

Clone a copy of the main JsSIP git repository by running:

$ git clone https://github.com/versatica/JsSIP.git

Install grunt-cli globally:

$ npm install -g grunt-cli

Enter the directory and install the Node.js dependencies:

$ cd JsSIP && npm install

Make sure you have grunt installed by testing:

$ grunt -version

Finally, run grunt command with no arguments to get a complete version of JsSIP:

$ grunt

The built version of JsSIP will be available in the dist/ subdirectory in both flavors: normal (uncompressed) and minified, both linted with JSLint. There will be also a file named dist/jssip-devel.js which is an exact copy of the uncompressed file.

Development version

Run grunt devel for just generating the dist/jssip-devel.js file. An uncompressed JsSIP source file named jssip-devel.js will be created in dist directory.

Test units

JsSIP includes test units based on QUnit. Test units use the dist/jssip-devel.js file. Run the tests as follows:

$ grunt test

Running "qunit:noWebRTC" (qunit) task
Testing testNoWebRTC.html.........OK
>> 250 assertions passed (177ms)

Changes in JsSIP grammar

If you modify src/Grammar/src/Grammar.pegjs then you need to recompile JsSIP grammar files. For that run the following task:

$ grunt grammar

And then build JsSIP again as explained above.