react-native-callkeep | iOS CallKit framework and Android ConnectionService | TCP library
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iOS CallKit framework and Android ConnectionService for React Native
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- Check phone account permissions
- Returns true if the current application has permissions granted
- Process the request permissions result
- Gets a list of all audio routes for the application
- Get the selected audio route
- Returns the audio route type
- Handles an incoming call
- Check if the device is reachable
- Register broadcast receiver
- Sends the call request to the Activity Service
- Called when the connection is aborted
- On disconnect
- Disables call by uuid
- End all call calls
- Checks if a default phone account exists
- Receive an incoming call from a particular device
- This method is called when an outgoing call is received
- Set the audio route
- Back to foreground
- Mute the call
- Setup the voice connection
- Open phone account settings
- This method is called when a connection fails
- Called when a connection is established
- Report a new incoming call to the device
- End call with specified uuid
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QUESTION
I'm building a react-native application and I want to add the react-native-callkeep package in my project. However, I didn't succeed in running the project with this package. I firstly thought the callkeep package was interfering with the packages that I already used in the project so I started a new react-native project only with the callkeep package to see if it worked. Unfortunately, I have the same error. Here is the error.
Here is what I made to start and run the test project:
npx react-native init
npm install react-native-callkeep
npx react-native link react-native-callkeep
- I followed the instructions for Android described here
npx react-native run-android
I didn't find any solution in the github of react-native-callkeep and on the Internet so I'm turning to you in hope that someone can help me with my problem.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-02 at 12:56After several attempts, I found my error. It seems I can't run the app with npx react-native run-android
on its own. Here is the commands to write to make the app functional:
npx react-native start
in a terminal to run the metro bundlernpx react-native run-android
in another terminal to run the app through the metro bundler ran in point 1.
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I'm building a React Native VoIP app that uses react-native-callkeep to integrate the native call handling UI. For iOS it uses CallKit, and in the case of inbound calls when the app is running in the background or the screen is locked, the native UI pops up as expected and the user can interact with that UI to control the call.
However, in the case of outgoing calls the native UI never shows up. A bit of searching shows contradicting information regarding intended behavior here. The following state that this is expected behavior, and that your app needs to build the UI for outgoing calls:
- CallKit - How to bring the CXCallController to the front
- https://github.com/react-native-webrtc/react-native-callkit/issues/13
While these CallKit examples show outbound calls using the system UI:
- https://agostini.tech/2019/06/16/intro-to-callkit/
- https://medium.com/swlh/the-absolute-basics-of-ios-callkit-send-receive-a-call-1c2700e13f14
- https://www.slideshare.net/GuillaumeBerthier2/manage-your-calls-with-callkit
Am I misunderstanding something fundamental here, or is there possibly an issue related to react-native?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-20 at 21:29If the user starts an outgoing call from within the native application and then locks the device they will see the native user interface. If the device is not locked; the user will not see the native user interface and requires you to implement your interface for handling actions. There is no way to utilize the native user interface while your application is in the foreground.
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