callkit

By using one of the sample video calling app provided by Twilio ( VideoCallKitQuickStart ), I am trying to trigger an incoming call by sending a VoIP notification to the App. But the App doesn't trigger an incoming call. I also tried keeping the App opened while sending a VoIP notification and the App crashes, by throwing the below exception NSInvalidArgumentException: Attempt to insert non-property list object 'PKPushPayload: 0x16e44af0' for key payload Could someone, please help me or point me in the right direction on how to trigger an incoming call in the App, when a VoIP notification is

I am trying to integrate callkit with my voip app. At this point the CallKit displays an incoming call but as soon as I press the answer key it just goes back to my app's display homescreen. I want the in call UI of CallKit to display when I press the answer key. func provider( _ provider: CXProvider, perform action: CXAnswerCallAction) { XCPjsua.shared()?.handleIncomingCall(); // confifureAudioSession() action.fulfill() } In the XCPjsua.shared()?.handleIncomingCall(); function I just connect the call. CallKit provides better integration to the system and better VoIP app visibility, but they

I'm using iOS 10's CallKit to receive incoming calls. The calls in my app do not come from "phone numbers" or "email addresses", but from an internal identifier in my protocol. I thus report incoming calls with the CXHandleType of CXHandleTypeGeneric (and not CXHandleTypePhoneNumber or CXHandleTypeEmailAddress ), using a custom string as the "value" of the handle. When I report the incoming call, and the phone is not locked, the user sees an incoming call screen, with the buttons "Remind Me", "Message", "Decline", and "Accept". If the user presses the "Message" button, and selects one of the

This is not a give-me-code question, this is a feasibility question. If I initiate a phone call using CallKit, is it also possible to programmatically end it? Yes, we can do programmatically, but we have to keep the UUID for that call, CXEndCallAction *endaction = [[CXEndCallAction alloc] initWithCallUUID:callUUID]; [cxcallcontrollerobject requestTransaction:[CXTransaction transactionWithActions:@[action]] completion:completion]; + (CXTransaction *)transactionWithActions:(NSArray <CXAction *> *)actions { CXTransaction *transcation = [[CXTransaction alloc] init]; for (CXAction *action in

I'm trying to figure out what happens when the user taps the video button in the native iOS call screen. I've gone through a few tutorials and looked at the code and it doesn't appear to be a delegate method or anything. CXStartCallAction has a property: var isVideo: Bool , but I cannot seem to figure out how it is used. I've noticed that (in the Speakerbox example project) it changes the display from "Speakerbox Video" to "Speakerbox Audio", but I'm assuming it has other uses. The bigger question may be "what does the video button do?" Seems like it just opens the open, but not sure. I'm

I have implemented call kit in my voip app in which i generate the call logs for incoming or outgoing calls (visible on phone recent tab). When i click on call logs it will open my app. I've overridden the UIApplication delegate method to get the handler. - (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application continueUserActivity:(NSUserActivity *)userActivity restorationHandler:(void (^)(NSArray *restorableObjects))restorationHandler But i unable to get call log related information in NSUserActivity . How i can get the call log information in my app? Any help much appreciate. Thanks! We can take

I am using CTCallCenter in my project. Now it's deprecated, I would like to know what are alternatives? How to get the event for the voice call? This is poorly documented, but I've found this mention in CTCallCenter public header files: "Replaced by <CallKit/CXCallObserver.h> " So, from iOS 10 you should use CXCallObserver class of new CallKit framework to retrieve info about active calls: CXCallObserver *callObserver = [[CXCallObserver alloc] init]; Provide object, conforming to CXCallObserverDelegate protocol and queue, on which you want to perform delegate callbacks: // If queue is nil,