This is an example of how to build WebRTC + telecom applications with APIdaze and Firebase.
This application is deployed to https://apidaze-example.firebaseapp.com. If you'd like to host this code, you just need to set up your own Firebase web application and clone/deploy this repository. You will also need to have an application created at APIdaze (https://voipinnovations.com/programmable).
A Firebase application needs to be attached to this repository and therefore it must exist before proceeding to the next step. The creation process is straightforward, check : https://firebase.google.com/docs/web/setup
Make sure you have the firebase-tools NPM module installed globally :
$ npm install -g firebase-tools
Then proceed with logging in
$ firebase login
And initialize, then start your application locally
$ git clone https://github.com/apidaze/firebase_example.git
$ cd firebase_example
$ firebase init
...
# Step 1 : make sure to check Database, Functions, Hosting
# Step 2 : select the Firebase application you just created
# Step 3 : do not overwrite files when asked
# Step 5 : answer Yes to install NPM dependencies for Functions
# Step 6 : use 'public' as the directory to use as the public dir
...
$ firebase serve # Start development server
Ready to deploy to your application ? Simply issue :
$ firebase deploy # Use the Function URL as your External Script in APIdaze (see next step)
The URL that has been created as a Function URL needs to be used
in APIdaze as your External Script. It should look like this :
https://us-central1-name-of-your-firebase-application.cloudfunctions.net/apidazeExternalScript
Just copy and pasted it when you create your External Script at VoIP Innovations: https://voipinnovations.com/programmable
The Firebase console lets you access the database of your application. You will need to set the two attributes to your application in your Firebase database :
apikey: the API key of your application at APIdazenumber: a phone number from APIdaze to route to this page