This is "The V-app", a messaging multi-platform application that lets users chat via text, voice and video. The app will be built on top of the Vonage Conversation APIs using the Vonage Client SDKs. The project requires an accompanying server to support the clients, view the server guide for more information and API specification.

To seamlessly download, setup and run all 3 clients and the backend, you can install the scaffold plugin for the Vonage CLI. To manually run the applications:

Change directory into backend-node and install dependencies:

cd backend-node
npm install

Create a new Vonage app:

vonage apps:create "v-app-test" --capabilities=voice,rtc --voice_answer_url=https://example.com/voice/answer --voice_event_url=https://example.com/voice/events --rtc_event_url=https://example.com/rtc/events

Create an .env file and add the app id and private key:

cp .env-sample .env
less vonage_app.json

Once you have deployed the backend, open your application on the Vonage API dashboard and update the webhook URLs.

Change Directory into client-web cd client-web

Install dependencies npm install

Replace JWTs and Conversation ID in the index.html with ones generated for your application.

Open index.html into a web bowser

Type either Alice or Bob into the input box and press the Login button.

To use the iOS client you will need to use the terminal to install the dependencies and open the project. Open your terminal, navigate to the client-ios folder and complete the following steps.

Install the dependencies with Cocoapods:

pod install

Open the project workspace:

open TheApp.xcworkspace

1. Clone this repository
2. Run Android Studio, use to File -> Open menu and select client-android folder to open this project

Thank you for taking the time to contribute, feel free to ask questions.

We love to receive contributions from the community and hear your opinions! We want to make contributing to dial-a-carol as easily as it can be.

To get started:

• Ensure you go through the README.md document so you can get familiar with the project.

• Check the Issues for open tickets.

• Create a pull request here. See this page for a guide on making pull request.

Distributed under MIT License. See License for more information.