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wphone

v0.0.9

Published

WebRTC phone

Downloads

106

Readme

WPhone

WPhone is SIP user agent you can use to create web-based softphones. It uses SIP.js as the foundation but aims to be much easier for simple use-cases.

Create an HTMLAudioElement, in your HTML code, give it an id and use it to create your WPhone object. See src/examples.ts for an implementation example.

Thanks to the folks at onsip.com for such a fantastic job with SIP.js. 🔥

Kind: global class

new WPhone(config)

Constructs a new WPhone object.

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | config | WPhoneConfig | Configuration object for WPhone | | config.displayName | string | Optional friendly name to send to the receiver endpoint | | config.domain | string | Domain or host for the user agent account | | config.username | string | Username for authentication | | config.secret | string | Password for authentication | | config.server | string | Signaling server | | config.audioElementId | string | HTML element to connect the audio to | | config.extraHeaders | Array.<string> | Optional headers | | config.expires | string | Expiration for register requests |

Example

const WPhone = require("wphone");

const config = {
 displayName: "John Doe",
 domain: "sip.acme.com",
 username: "1001",
 secret: "changeit",
 audioElementId: "remoteAudio",
 server: "ws://yoursignalingserver:5062",
 extraHeaders: ["X-Extra-Header: 'extra header'"]
}

wPhone = new WPhone(config);

await wPhone.connect();
await wPhone.call({
  targetAOR: "sip:[email protected]",
  extraHeaders: ["X-Extra-Header: 'more extra headers'"]
});

wPhone.call(request)

Calls another SIP endpoint.

Kind: instance method of WPhone

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | request | CallRequest | Request for SIP invite | | request.targetAOR | string | Address of Record of receiving endpoint | | request.extraHeaders | Array.<string> | Optional headers |

Example

await wPhone.connect();
await wPhone.call({
  targetAOR: "sip:[email protected]"
});

wPhone.hangup()

Closes the session.

Kind: instance method of WPhone

wPhone.connect(register)

Connects to signaling server and optionally register too.

Kind: instance method of WPhone

| Param | Type | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | register | boolean | false | If set to true it will also register the endpoint |

wPhone.reconnect()

Reconnects to signaling server.

Kind: instance method of WPhone

wPhone.disconnect()

Closes connection to signaling server.

Kind: instance method of WPhone

wPhone.isConnected()

Returns true if the wphone is connected to WS or WSS server.

Kind: instance method of WPhone

wPhone.sendDtmf(tones)

Sends a DTMF tones to another SIP endpoint.

Kind: instance method of WPhone

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | tones | string | Tones to send |

wPhone.sendMessage(request)

Sends a SIP message to another SIP endpoint.

Kind: instance method of WPhone

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | request | MessageRequest | Request to send SIP message |

wPhone.on(eventName, callback)

Fires user agent's events.

Kind: instance method of WPhone

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | eventName | string | Name of the event fired | | callback | function | Callback with the event's payload Events: - invite - message - hangup - error - disconnect |