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This tutorial describes how to add video chat to your MacOS applications using Swift and the Agora Video SDK.
With this sample app, you can:
- Join/leave a channel
- Mute/unmute audio
- Enable/disable video
- Switch camera views
- Screen sharing
- Enable/disable image enhancement
- Play/stop music
- Set up the resolution, the frame rate display
- Xcode 10.0+
This section shows you how to prepare, build, and run the sample application.
To build and run the sample application, get an App Id:
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Create a developer account at agora.io. Once you finish the signup process, you will be redirected to the Dashboard.
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Navigate in the Dashboard tree on the left to Projects > Project List.
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Save the App Id from the Dashboard for later use.
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Generate a temp Access Token (valid for 24 hours) from dashboard page with given channel name, save for later use.
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Open
OpenVideoCall.xcodeproj
and edit theKeyCenter.swift
file. In theagoraKit
declaration, update<#Your App Id#>
with your App Id, and assign the token variable with the temp Access Token generated from dashboard.static let AppId: String = <#Your App Id#> // assign token to nil if you have not enabled app certificate static var Token: String? = <#Temp Access Token#>
To ensure communication security, Agora uses tokens (dynamic keys) to authenticate users joining a channel.
Temporary tokens are for demonstration and testing purposes only and remain valid for 24 hours. In a production environment, you need to deploy your own server for generating tokens. See [Generate a Token](https://docs.agora.io/en/Interactive Broadcast/token_server)for details.
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Download the Agora Video SDK. Unzip the downloaded SDK package and copy the following files from the SDK
libs
folder into the sample applicationOpenVideoCall
folder.AograRtcKit.framework
AgoraRtcCryptoLoader.framework
libcrypto.a
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Open Xcode and run this project.
- For potential issues, take a look at our FAQ first
- Dive into Agora SDK Samples to see more tutorials
- Take a look at Agora Use Case for more complicated real use case
- Repositories managed by developer communities can be found at Agora Community
- You can find full API documentation at Document Center
- If you encounter problems during integration, you can ask question in Stack Overflow
- You can file bugs about this sample at issue
The MIT License (MIT)