This is an example application which shows the use of the cordova-plugin-opentokjs plugin for Cordova with the use of the standard Ionic tabs starter project.

You will need an OpenTok API Key, Session ID, and Token. If you do not already have these, you can get these values from the TokBox Dashboard.

1. Clone the repository.

2. Download NPM dependencies npm install.

3. Download Bower dependencies bower install.

4. Install the plugin: ionic plugin add cordova-plugin-opentokjs --save --shrinkwrap

5. Rename the www/js/app.constant.js.sample file to www/js/app.constant.js.

6. Insert your own values for your OpenTok API Key, Session ID, and a Token into www/js/app.constant.js.

NOTE: Running ionic serve does not include the necessary opentok.js from the plugin. Therefore this command doesn't work to test the application. Use ionic build browser and gulp browser:serve instead.

Before you are able to build for a specific platform, you need to add this platform to your project:

• ionic platform add android

• ionic platform add ios -> Note: Adding platform IOS can only be performed on a Mac OSX

• ionic platform add browser -> Note: Still in BETA

After adding the correct platform(s), you can run the application using the Ionic CLI. Examples:

• ionic emulate android -> Runs project within Android emulator. Only recommended for AVDs created with x86 emulation (Intel HAXM). Also, be aware that most AVDs are setup with virtualized camera's and microphones by default. This can be configured when creating a new AVD.

• ionic run android --device -> Runs project on an Android device.

• ionic build browser -> Builds project for a browser and loads all cordova plugins. To be able to serve the browser build, run gulp browser:serve. Note that the gulp browser:serve has live-reload. When you change anything on the project just re-run ionic build browser and you are good to go.

• ionic run ios --device -> Runs project on an iOS device. Make sure you have ios-deploy installed.

• ionic run ios --simulator -> Runs project on the iOS Simulator. Make sure you have ios-sim installed. Also, be aware that the iOS Simulator does not have access to your machine's camera or microphone.

Please note the following known issues:

• cordova-plugin-iosrtc

• cordova-plugin-opentokjs

• Mark Veenstra at Mobilea BV

• Ankur Oberoi at TokBox Inc

• Adam Ullman at TokBox Inc

MIT :)