@signalwire/js v3.2.0

Highlights

We are excited to announce the release of @signalwire/js v3.2.0.

With this new version of the JS SDK we have introduced the ability to record your rooms! As usual, this is a matter of a few lines of codes. For example:

const rec = await room.startRecording()
await rec.stop()
await room.getRecordings()
/*
{
  "recordings": [
    {
      "id": "94ec917c-ff9c-4d57-9111-7d93a8f6e3e8",
      "state": "completed",
      "duration": 4.66,
      "started_at": 1630681129.936,
      "ended_at": 1630681133.7655
    }
  ]
}
*/

After a room has been recorded, you can download the mp4 file from SignalWire's servers to obtain your video recording. You can do that by using the REST API:

curl --request GET \
     --url https://<yourspace>.signalwire.com/api/video/room_recordings/94ec917c-ff9c-4d57-9111-7d93a8f6e3e8 \
     --header 'Accept: application/json' \
     --header 'Authorization: Basic <your API token>'

The above GET request will return a recording object with a uri field that you can follow to obtain the mp4 file.

New Features

• #261 9dd7dbb Room objects now exposes the methods startRecording and getRecordings, which you can use for controlling recordings of the current room session.
• Room objects now emit events associated with recordings. These are recording.started, recording.updated, and recording.ended.

Improvements

• #257 7380582 We have improved the TypeScript documentation for the WebRTC methods. Enjoy the rich method descriptions and examples from IntelliSense, without leaving your editor:

Deprecations

• #273 249facf For consistency, we have renamed the old events member.talking.start and member.talking.stop into, respectively, member.talking.started and member.talking.ended. The old event names have been deprecated and will be removed in future releases.

Fixes

• We have included minor bug fixes

For the detailed changelog, see CHANGELOG.md.