Examples

The easist way to get started developing on top of Ericsson Contextual Communication Cloud is to look at a few example applications. But if you have not yet read the introduction we strongly encourage you to do so first.

The code for these examples is Open Source and available at https://github.com/Ericsson/c3-web-examples.

WebRTC calling

• Local Call - Sets up a 2-way audio/video call inside the same web page.
• Multi Client Call - Sets up a 2-way audio/video by asking two users to enter the same unique URL.

WebRTC media device access

• Audio Detector - Handles errors that can occur when accessing user media devices, and verifies that audio is received from the microphone.
• Audio Meter - Accesses the microphone and show the current volume as both raw and filtered values.

WebRTC recording

• Record local - Previews video from a camera and allows recording of it to WebM format. When stopped the recording is previewed and can be downloaded.

WebRTC screen/application sharing

• Share Screen or Application - Allow users to share their screen or any running application, given that the Chrome and Firefox extentions are provided.

Sharing data

• Shared Cursor - Share the mouse cursor position between two clients with really low latency.
• File Sharing - Share arbitrary files between two clients.
• Share Input - Shows how to sync user input in different <form> types and <textarea>.
• Support Chat - Shows how to display a real-time preview of what other users are typing in a chat.

User and session management

• Register Users - A simple form for registering new users.
• Pin Session Setup - A simple session setup example using pin codes.
• Session Handling - Shows how to create, save, load, and clear sessions.

Experimental

These examples show unstable or upcoming features that might change or are not production ready.

• Conference Call - Sets up a 3-way video call inside the same web page where you can select active speaker manually.
• Multi Client Conference Call - Sets up a multi-party conference between anyone who enters the page. The active speaker is switched using voice activation.