Which is the best voice API and How to integrate it?

Professional-Blogger 21

Get me the API Providers List and the sample coding for testing

For Example: Voice Call API Providers -->https://bit.ly/3lRVbrW

Rajesundaram 5 Reputation points

2024-12-10T10:46:35.66+00:00
Hi @Professional-Blogger,

MirrorFly is the best voice calling API for adding voice-related functionalities like audio calling, voice broadcasting, and SIP/ VoIP calling.

This is how you’ll integrate the API into your app.

Get the License Key

Start Project: Create a new project or open an existing one in Android Studio.

Update Gradle:

For Gradle 6.8+, update the settings.gradle file.

For Gradle 6.7 or earlier, update the root build.gradle file.

Verify Requirements: Ensure all basic requirements are met before initializing.

Initialize in Application Class:

Open your Application class.

Inside the onCreate() method, use the ChatManager method as shown below to provide the necessary data:

Code:

ChatManager.initializeSDK("LICENSE_KEY", (isSuccess, throwable, data) -> {

            if(isSuccess){

                Log.d("TAG", "initializeSDK success ");

            }else{

                Log.d("TAG", "initializeSDK failed with reason "+data.get("message"));

            }

        });

Open the AndroidManifest.xml file in your project. Locate the <application> tag. Add the android:name attribute and set it to the fully qualified name of your MyApplication class.

Register User: Add user in the Sandbox/ Live mode

Automatic Connection: Upon successful registration, the ChatSDK automatically attempts to connect to the Chat Server.

Lifecycle Management: ChatSDK monitors the application's lifecycle.

When the app becomes active, it connects to the server.

When the app goes into the background, it disconnects to optimize resource usage.

Add Listener: Set up a ChatConnectionListener to monitor connection status.

Implement Callback Method: Once the listener is set, the connection status will be received via the callback method.

Open your Application class, and add the following initialization code in the onCreate() method

Code:

@Override

public void onCreate() {

super.onCreate();

//set your call activity

CallManager.setCallActivityClass(CALL_UI_ACTIVITY.class);

CallManager.setMissedCallListener((isOneToOneCall, userJid, groupId, callType, userList,CallMetaData[] callMetaDataArray) -> {

  //show missed call notification

});

CallManager.setCallHelper(new CallHelper() {

      @NonNull

      @Override

      public String getNotificationContent(@NonNull String callDirection,CallMetaData[] callMetaDataArray) {

          return CallNotificationHelper.getNotificationMessage();

      }

  });

CallManager.setCallNameHelper(new CallNameHelper() {

      @NonNull

      @Override

      public String getDisplayName(@NonNull String jid,CallMetaData[] callMetaDataArray) {

          return ContactManager.getDisplayName(jid);

      }

  });

}

Proceed with creating jID, connect to server and then you can send/ receive messages. For more details, you can check out this documentation. Hi @Professional-Blogger, MirrorFly is the best voice calling API for adding voice-related functionalities like audio calling, voice broadcasting, and SIP/ VoIP calling. This is how you’ll integrate the API into your app.

Get the License Key

Start Project: Create a new project or open an existing one in Android Studio.

Update Gradle:

For Gradle 6.8+, update the settings.gradle file.

For Gradle 6.7 or earlier, update the root build.gradle file.

Verify Requirements: Ensure all basic requirements are met before initializing.

Initialize in Application Class:

Open your Application class.

Inside the onCreate() method, use the ChatManager method as shown below to provide the necessary data:

Code: ChatManager.initializeSDK("LICENSE_KEY", (isSuccess, throwable, data) -> {             if(isSuccess){                 Log.d("TAG", "initializeSDK success ");             }else{                 Log.d("TAG", "initializeSDK failed with reason "+data.get("message"));             }         });

Open the AndroidManifest.xml file in your project. Locate the <application> tag. Add the android:name attribute and set it to the fully qualified name of your MyApplication class.

Register User: Add user in the Sandbox/ Live mode

Automatic Connection: Upon successful registration, the ChatSDK automatically attempts to connect to the Chat Server.

Lifecycle Management: ChatSDK monitors the application's lifecycle.

When the app becomes active, it connects to the server.

When the app goes into the background, it disconnects to optimize resource usage.

Add Listener: Set up a ChatConnectionListener to monitor connection status.

Implement Callback Method: Once the listener is set, the connection status will be received via the callback method.

Open your Application class, and add the following initialization code in the onCreate() method

Code: @Override public void onCreate() { super.onCreate(); //set your call activity CallManager.setCallActivityClass(CALL_UI_ACTIVITY.class); CallManager.setMissedCallListener((isOneToOneCall, userJid, groupId, callType, userList,CallMetaData[] callMetaDataArray) -> {   //show missed call notification }); CallManager.setCallHelper(new CallHelper() {       @NonNull       @Override       public String getNotificationContent(@NonNull String callDirection,CallMetaData[] callMetaDataArray) {           return CallNotificationHelper.getNotificationMessage();       }   }); CallManager.setCallNameHelper(new CallNameHelper() {       @NonNull       @Override       public String getDisplayName(@NonNull String jid,CallMetaData[] callMetaDataArray) {           return ContactManager.getDisplayName(jid);       }   }); }

Proceed with creating jID, connect to server and then you can send/ receive messages. For more details, you can check out this documentation.

Accepted answer

Sharon Zhao-MSFT 25,281 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor

2021-03-26T02:25:48.097+00:00

@Professional-Blogger ,

As we are mainly responsible for general questions of Skype for Business, your question related to development is not in our scope.

I found a sample about voice companion, which provides PSTN phone users with access to unified communications capabilities. You could refer to it here.

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Sharon Zhao-MSFT 25,281 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor

2021-03-31T07:25:06.43+00:00

@Professional-Blogger ,
Do you have any update on this thread now?

Professional-Blogger 21 Reputation points

2021-03-31T15:35:03.847+00:00

Thats even not my exact platform i guess
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Daniel Chrisman 0 Reputation points

2025-02-17T11:38:43.9466667+00:00

Selecting the most suitable voice API is ultimately a function of your use case (e.g., real-time communications, scalability, or ease of integration). Twilio, Nexmo, MirrorFly and Plivo are all excellent voice APIs with a rich documentation set to assist with seamless integration into your app.

For a more detailed comparison of VoIP service providers and their APIs, check out this comprehensive guide: Best VoIP Service Providers. It covers top providers, features, and integration tips to help you make an informed decision.
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