咨询ConnectyCube React Native SDK是否支持一对一及会议音视频通话

Great question! I’ve worked with ConnectyCube’s React Native SDK before, so let me clarify this for you clearly:

Yes, the ConnectyCube React Native SDK fully supports both one-on-one and group conference audio/video calls—even if the official docs seem to prioritize JavaScript SDK details. Here’s a breakdown of what you need to know:

Key Supported Features #

• One-on-one calls: You can initiate, accept, reject, and manage direct audio/video calls between two users. The SDK handles core call logic (signaling, media stream management) and integrates with React Native’s native APIs for camera/microphone permissions and hardware access.
• Group conference calls: Multi-participant calls are supported too (typically up to 25 concurrent users, depending on your plan). You can create call rooms, invite multiple participants, manage active streams, and handle participant joins/leaves in real time.

Quick Implementation Overview #

While the RN SDK’s dedicated video chat docs might be sparse, most logic aligns with the JavaScript SDK since it’s a wrapper optimized for React Native. Here’s a simple snippet to illustrate:

import { ConnectyCube } from 'connectycube-reactnative';

// Initialize a one-on-one video call session
const callSession = ConnectyCube.videochat.createNewSession([targetUserId], {
  type: ConnectyCube.videochat.CallType.VIDEO, // Use AUDIO for voice-only calls
});

// Initiate the call
callSession.call({});

// Listen for critical call events
ConnectyCube.videochat.onCallListener = (session, event) => {
  switch (event.type) {
    case ConnectyCube.videochat.CallEvents.CALL_ACCEPTED:
      // Handle post-acceptance logic (e.g., render video streams)
      break;
    case ConnectyCube.videochat.CallEvents.REMOTE_STREAM_ADDED:
      // Render the remote user's video with React Native's RTCView
      break;
    // Add handlers for rejection, disconnection, etc.
  }
};

Important Setup Notes #

• Native Permissions: Don’t skip platform-specific config:
  • iOS: Add NSCameraUsageDescription and NSMicrophoneUsageDescription to your Info.plist
  • Android: Add CAMERA, RECORD_AUDIO, and INTERNET permissions to AndroidManifest.xml
• Video Rendering: Use React Native’s built-in RTCView component to display local and remote video streams in your UI.
• Demo References: If you need deeper examples, check the ConnectyCube React Native SDK’s GitHub repo—official demo apps include working audio/video call implementations you can copy or adapt.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Shubham Kumar