WebRTCat4 Android Client

This project contains the WebRTCat4 client application for Android as well as a reusable Android module that can be included in other projects.

In your main build.gradle file be sure to have jcenter Maven/Gradle repository:

allprojects {
    repositories {
        jcenter()
        ...
    }
}

In your application's build.gradle file, add net.i2cat.seg:webrtcat4 as a dependency:

    dependencies {
        compile "net.i2cat.seg:webrtcat4:4.0.0"
        ...
    }

In your application's AndroidManifest.xml, make sure the CHANGE_NETWORK_STATE permission is included.
Add SurfaceViewRenderers in the layout of the activity of the video call. It would allow adding local and remote call videos.
Configure the WebRTCat object as seen in WebRTCallActivity.java. It is the wrapper client to perform any call action.
Implement WebRTCat.WebRTCatCallbacks as seen in WebRTCallActivity.java to receive asynchronous call events in the same activity.

Sample app shows the proper way to use WebRTCat Android client library. It uses a WebRTCat backend services and some auxiliary services.

Follow these instructions:

Create sampleapp/assets/webrtcat.properties using sampleapp/assets/webrtcat.properties.sample as base. Configure each property with proper base URLs, usuallt the same for all (signalling service, user service and notifications service).
Create a Firebase Cloud Messaging account and include google-services.json file in sampleapp\ folder. WebRTCat backend server uses Firebase Cloud Messaging as notification service.

License

WebRTCat 4 Android Client is released under MIT License contained in LICENSE file.

Third party code used in this project is described in the file LICENSE_THIRD_PARTY.