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@dippyhaze/my-test-package

v1.0.1

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page_type: sample languages:

  • javascript products:
  • azure
  • azure-communication-services

Get Started with Composites

For full instructions on how to build this code sample from scratch, look at Quickstart: Get Started with Composites

Prerequisites

Run the code

  1. Run npm i on the directory of the project to install dependencies
  2. Swap placeholders for identifiers in the code.
    • Go to the src folder and find the app.tsx file.
    • There input values for the Endpoint_URL for your resource and the USER_ID and TOKEN for the identity you created.
    • Optional: You can update the display name to match a string value of your choice.
    • Save the file.
  3. Run npm run start

Open your browser to http://localhost:3000. You should see the following: Composite End State

Feel free to style the composites to your desired size and layout inside of your application.