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Can webex sdk be used for call controls?

sidsingh
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Can webex-js-sdk nodejs sdk be used for call controls? I want to integrate Webex as a calling solution for my node js application.
If yes then please share any references if possible

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DaviRocK!
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Documentation and References:

  1. Webex Developer Portal: The Webex for Developers portal provides comprehensive documentation, guides, and API reference for the Webex SDKs.

  2. SDK Documentation: For detailed information about the SDK methods, events, and capabilities, check the Webex JavaScript SDK documentation. This includes specifics on how to work with calls, meetings, and messaging.

  3. Sample Applications: The Webex developer portal also provides sample applications demonstrating the use of the SDK for various functionalities, including call controls.

  4. GitHub Repository: The GitHub repository of the Webex JavaScript SDK is also a good resource for code examples, issues, and updates.

Important Considerations:

  • Access Token: To use the Webex SDK, you need a valid Webex access token. This can be obtained by registering your application in the Webex for Developers portal and following the OAuth authentication flow.

  • Cross-Platform Compatibility: While the Webex JavaScript SDK is generally used for web applications, it should also work in a Node.js environment for backend purposes.

  • Testing: Make sure to thoroughly test your implementation, especially if you're handling real-time communications like calls.

Integrating call controls using the Webex JavaScript SDK in a Node.js application will require familiarity with JavaScript and asynchronous programming, as well as a good understanding of the Webex platform and its APIs.

 

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sidsingh
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I was looking for the source code.

Can you use this :

Calling SDK Samples (webex.github.io)

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Thanks, Thomas G. J.