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Migration from 0.20.x to 0.21.x

General

First off, the entire project was updated for ECMAScript module (ESM) support. Overall this makes the library more compatible and standard usages of the built library are backwards compatible (for example, if installing it via npm has been working for you it will continue to work). However if you are using a custom build or development process or fork of this library then this change may impact those processes. In particular, the TypeScript compilier options module and moduleResolution for this project have been changed to NodeNext for this project...

  "compilerOptions": {
    ...
    "module": "NodeNext",
    "moduleResolution": "NodeNext",
    ...
  },

... and as such all imports need to be fully specified going forward. For example, import "../api"; now must be import "../api/index.js";. The changes to project which have been made in this regard include...

  • fully specified all imports
  • added .js extensions to all imports
  • changed compiler options to NodeNext
  • tweaked webpack configs (removed fullySpecified: false)

Secondly, the SimpleUser class has been ported from utilizing the API directly to using the SessionManager class (which is in turn is utilizing the API directly). The interface and usage of SimpleUser is completely identical (well, see below for the one breaking change), but if you were utilizing private methods, private properties, or otherwise depending on the internals of SimpleUser you may have issues.

Other changes:

  • new class SessionManager introduced (it's SimpleUser for multiple sessions)
  • exposed iceGatheringComplete method to support strategies other than the built in timeout
  • two minor breaking changes (see below)
  • minor bug fixes

Two minor breaking changes

1. SimpleUser

The call signature for the SimpleUser register method has changed. It was...

register(registererOptions?: RegistererOptions, registererRegisterOptions?: RegistererRegisterOptions): Promise<void>;

and is now...

register(registererRegisterOptions?: RegistererRegisterOptions): Promise<void>;

Any RegistererOptions which were being passed as the first parameter to the register must now be provided to the constructor of SimpleUser along with any other options. For example...

const simpleUser = new SimpleUser(myServer, {
  registererOptions: {
    expires: 1800
  }
});

This change was made to fix the obviously incorrect call signature so that we did not further extend support for the problematic interface into the newly introduced SessionManager.

2. UserAgentOptions

The autoStart and autoStop options have been removed.

  • autoStart was deprecated a long time ago and was removed to eliminate the side effect in the constructor.
  • autoStop was removed to eliminate the UserAgent dependency a web browser.

If you want the autoStart behavior going forward, you can implement it by calling start in your code immediately after construction as follows...

// Construct the UserAgent
userAgent = new UserAgent(/* options */);

// Call start
userAgent.start();

If you want the autoStop behavior going forward, you can implement it by adding a listener to your code as follows...

// Construct the UserAgent
userAgent = new UserAgent(/* options */);

// Add a listener to "auto stop" on page unload 
window.addEventListener("unload", () => userAgent.stop());