100ms Sample iOS App in Swift

This repo has been archived. Please use the 100ms iOS SDK provided here: https://github.com/100mslive/100ms-ios-sdk

Setup

This repository contains example code written in Swift.

CocoaPods

1. Install CocoaPods 1.7.5 or newer.
2. Run pod install from the root directory of this project. CocoaPods will install HMSVideo.framework and then set up an xcworkspace.
3. Open HMSVideoExample.xcworkspace.

Note: You may need to update the CocoaPods Master Spec Repo by running pod repo update master in order to fetch the latest specs for HMSVideo.

Quickstart

Running the sample app

To get started with the sample application follow these steps:

1. Open the HMSVideo_Example target from the HMSVideoExample.xcworkspace in Xcode and go to Signing & Capabilities tab

2. Replace the Bundle identifier value with something unique to your org, and select a Team for code signing.

3. Open MeetingViewController.swift

4. Replace the tokenServerURL constant value with the correct url (see instructions below for token api server generation)

5. Build and run the app

Token Generation

You will need to send a token - generated by a combination of access_key, customer_secret, customer_id, app_id, peer_id and room_id when initiating 100ms client

• Follow instructions here: https://100ms.gitbook.io/100ms/helpers/runkit
• Publish your runkit and copy the endpoint URL (click on it and copy the URL that opens).
• Replace the tokenServerURL constant value in MeetingViewController.swift with the copied value

100ms iOS (v0.10.0) SDK Documentation

Here you will find everything you need to build experiences with video using 100ms iOS SDK. Dive into our SDKs, quick starts, add real-time video, voice, and screen sharing to your web and mobile applications.

Pre requisites

• iOS 10.0+
• Xcode 11+

Installation

CocoaPods

CocoaPods is a dependency manager for Cocoa projects. For usage and installation instructions, visit their website. To integrate Brytecam SDK into your Xcode project using CocoaPods, specify it in your Podfile:

pod 'HMSVideo', '~> 0.10.0'

Quick start

Checkout example app at https://github.com/100mslive/hmsvideo-ios/tree/master/Example

Concepts

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• Room - A room represents a real-time audio, data, video and/or screenshare session, the basic building block of the Brytecam Video SDK
• Stream - A stream represents real-time audio, video and data media streams that are shared to a room
• Peer/Participant - A peer represents all participants connected to a room (other than the local participant)
• Publish - A local participant can share its audio, video and data tracks by "publishing" its tracks to the room
• Subscribe - A local participant can stream any peer's audio, video and data tracks by "subscribing" to their tracks
• Broadcast - A local participant can send any message/data to all peers in the room

Create and instantiate HMSClient (100ms Client)

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This will instantiate an HMSClient object

//Create an HMSPeer instance for local peer
let peer = HMSPeer(name: userName, authToken: "INSERT TOKEN HERE")

let config = HMSClientConfig()
//config.endpoint = "Override endpoint URL if needed"

//Create a 100ms video client
client = HMSClient(peer: peer, config: config)

Click here to see how to generate your token

Use wss://prod-in.100ms.live/ws as endpoint URL for production and wss://staging-in.100ms.live/ws as endpoint URL for staging

Setup listeners

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After joining, immediately add listeners to listen to peers joining, new streams being added to the room

client.onPeerJoin = { (room, peer) in
    // Update UI if needed
}

client.onPeerLeave = { (room, peer) in
    // Update UI if needed
}

client.onStreamAdd = { (room, peer, streamInfo)  in
    // Subscribe to the stream if needed
}

client.onStreamRemove = { (room, peer, streamInfo)  in
    // Remove remote stream view if needed
}

client.onBroadcast = { (room, peer, message) in
    // update UI if needed
}

client.onConnect = { 
		// Client connected, this is a good place to call join(room)
}

client.onDisconnect = { error in 
		// Connection lost or could not be established. 
		// Good place to retry or show an error to the user.
}

Connect

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After instantiating HMSClient, connect to 100ms' server

//The client will connect to the WebSocket channel provided through the config
client.connect

Join a room

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//Pass the unique id for the room here as a String
let room = HMSRoom(roomId: roomName)

client.join(room) { (success, error) in
    //check for error and publish a local stream
}

Generate a unique roomid for each session to avoid conflicts

Create and Get local camera/mic streams

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//You can set codec, bitrate, framerate, etc here.
let constraints = HMSMediaStreamConstraints()
constraints.shouldPublishAudio = true
constraints.shouldPublishVideo = true
constraints.codec = .VP8
constraints.bitrate = 256
constraints.frameRate = 25
constraints.resolution = .QVGA

let localStream = client.getLocalStream(constraints)

Please use the following settings for video that looks good in postcard-sized videos - codec:VP8, bitrate 256, framerate 25. We will extend this in the future to add more options including front/back camera

Apple requires your app to provide static messages to display to the user when the system asks for camera or microphone permission:

If your app uses device cameras, include the NSCameraUsageDescription key in your app’s Info.plist file.

If your app uses device microphones, include the NSMicrophoneUsageDescription key in your app’s Info.plist file.

For each key, provide a message that explains to the user why your app needs to capture media, so that the user can feel confident granting permission to your app.

Important

If the appropriate key is not present in your app’s Info.plist file when your app requests authorization or attempts to use a capture device, the system terminates your app.

Get local media for screen share

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This will not be covered by v0.10 SDK. Coming soon.

Display local stream

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//The following code is a sample.

//Get the video capturer and video track
let videoCapturer = stream.videoCapturer
let localVideoTrack = stream.videoTracks?.first

//Begin capturing video from the camera
videoCapturer?.startCapture()

//Create a view for rendering video track and add to the UI hierarchy
if let track = localVideoTrack {
    let videoView = HMSVideoView()
		videoView.setVideoTrack(track)
		view.addSubview(videoView)
}

Publish

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A local participant can share her audio, video and data tracks by "publishing" its tracks to the room

client.publish(localStream, room: room, completion: { (stream, error) in
    //Handle error if any, update UI if needed
})

Subscribe

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This method "subscribes" to a peer's stream. This should ideally be called in the onStreamAdd listener

client.subscribe(streamInfo, room: room, completion: { (stream, error) in
	//Handle error if any, update UI if needed
})

Broadcast

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This method broadcasts a payload to all participants

client.broadcast(message, room: room, completion: { (stream, error) in
	//Handle error if any, update UI if needed
})

Unpublish local stream

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client.unpublish(stream, room: room, completion: { (stream, error) in
	//Handle error if any, update UI if needed
})

Unsubscribe to a peer's stream

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client.unsubscribe(stream, room: room, completion: { (stream, error) in
	//Handle error if any, update UI if needed
})

Disconnect client

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//The client will disconnect from the WebSocket channel provided
client.disconnect();