This is one of the components required for Nexmo's "Contact Center Use Case".
To get started, you can use this app to make and receive calls from the web.
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Configure a server side application for the contact center. Once you have followed the steps you'll have the SERVER_URL and the SERVER_KEY of the contact center server.
If you're running the node server locally, you'll likely be running it through ngrok so you can make and receive calls. So your SERVER_URL will look like http://03abc21.ngrok.io. Otherwise, if you're running it on Heroku, your SERVER_URL will look like http://yourappname.herokuapp.com.
Once the server is running, you can browse to the SDK Integration page and look for the MOBILE_API_KEY which will become your SERVER_KEY.
This app is intended to be configured to only call out to a fixed number. Set your fixed number by creating a config file inside the client/src directory, by copying the example config file, config.json.example to config.json.
If you choose to be able to dial numbers from inside your own application, it is strongly recommended to do so behind a robust authentication implementation. Otherwise, this is open to abuse.
{
"CALLEE_NUMBER": "+447500000000"
}
Create an environment file by copying the example environment file, .example.env to .env, and editing it with your own configuration. Omitting environment variables will cause the application to use default values. As Nexmo needs to be able to access the server to provide NCCOs, default values will prevent you from making calls.
You'll need the SERVER_URL of the contact center server you wish to use and the SERVER_KEY from the SDK Integration page of your contact center server.
SERVER_URL=http://url-of-my-server
SERVER_KEY=key-generated-by-contact-center-server-here
Before you start it for the first time, run this to install our dependencies.
npm install --prefix ./client && npm installOnce installed, you can now run it locally.
npm run devOpen http://localhost:3000 to view it in the browser.
This application is configured to deploy to Heroku.
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