Callstats OpenTok Shim

Track stats of your OpenTok/TokBox sessions using Callstats.

Instructions

Just include the dist/callstats-opentok-shim.min.js file in your page after the Callstats script. (RequireJS support coming soon).

<script src="https://api.callstats.io/static/callstats.min.js"></script>
<script src="/YOUR_STATIC_PATH/callstats-opentok-shim.min.js"></script>

And initialize it like shown below:

var connection = CallstatsOpenTok.initialize(opts);

Supported options:

Param. Name	Required	Description
AppId	Yes	Callstats AppId
AppSecret	Yes	Callstats AppSecret
SessionId	Yes	TokBox's Session Identifier
Id	No	Current conn. identifier, if not provided a uuid4 is generated
InitCallback	No	Callstats csInitCallback
StatsCallback	No	Callstats csStatsCallback
ConfigParams	No	Callstats configParams

Example

var connection = CallstatsOpenTok.initialize({
  AppId: 834738451,
  AppSecret: 'sOTjsJEfwPUGW4SRJI4BhbprGJ3lfO6Kp+:ixCX1P9mzNThlsW+YNLlb=',
  SessionId: '1_eiTh54cMjNx4FNk-JkT15IXNTGtNnh8W03m0RwYTMxUMNMDyhU2gzMxezMXjaF0Mj0E-UH4'
});

The initialize function returns a connection Object of which you can make use of in various ways to extract criteria to which the stream is being evaluated against.

Building the project

Building is not required to use the shim, since there's a production ready version and it respective sourcemap in the dist directory, however, building the shim is fairly simple

After installing dependencies with npm install, run grunt in the project directory. This will generate new files in the dist directory.

Credits

This code was originally developed by WebRTC.ventures in partnership with callstats.io.