Talaria

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Talaria enables you to easily add collaboration and real-time communication features into your website, web application, or mobile app with a few lines of code in no-time.

It consists of audio/video calling, ephemeral chat, screen sharing, and multipoint conferencing with up to four participants. Users outside of your workgroup or organization can be added with one-time access to the current meeting (no account creation or download).

Talaria works in any modern browser on any desktop or mobile device (iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, Linux). We provide a safe, secure, and private (peer-to-peer, end-to-end encrypted, HIPAA, and GDPR compliant) environment. It can be easily branded and customized to match your product look and feel.

Talaria is based on open standard WebRTC technology and Open EasyRTC. Our goal is to enable startups and other businesses to add real-time collaboration features to existing web and mobile apps in one day.

To get started with Talaria, contact us via the form on our website or by sending an email to [email protected] so that we can provide you with credentials for your organization.

Browser support

	Chrome	Edge (Chromium)	Firefox	Safari
Android	✓	-	-	-
iOS	-	-	-	✓
Linux	✓	-	✓	-
macOS	✓	✓	✓	✓
Windows	✓	✓	✓	-

Important notice: Only Chromium based Edge browsers are supported. Screen sharing only works in desktop browsers (Windows, Linux, macOS).

Quick start guide

1. Load the client library (doesn’t have to be loaded in head).

<script src="https://cdn.talaria.solutions/client/v1/sylrtc-client.js"></script>

2. When the document is ready, configure client, set presence listener and connect to SeeYouLink RTC signaling server.

// configure sylrtc_client, only required options set
sylrtc.init({  
   user: {
     // required, user id in your application, or any other unique id
    id: '0001', // integer or string
    // required, full user name
    full_name: 'Jon Doe'
  },
  // please enter your given id and token
  credentials: {
    client_id: 'acme',
    client_token: '01234567890' // alternatively, auth_token can be use
  }
});

// connect to rtc server
sylrtc.connect();

3. Setting up click-to-call handlers

<div data-username="rs-1234-Jim Doe" class="contact">Call Jim Doe</div>
<div data-username="rs-5678-Jane Doe" class="contact">Call Jane Doe</div>

$('.contact).on('click', () => {
  const username = $(this).attr('data-username');
  sylrtc.performCall(username);
});

4. Handle user online status

<div data-username="rs-1234-Jim Doe" class="contact online">Call Jim Doe</div>
<div data-username="rs-5678-Jane Doe" class="contact">Call Jane Doe</div>

sylrtc.on('onlinepresencechanged', (onlineUsers) => {
  // onlineUsers is an array of users that are currently online, e.g.
  // [{
  //   username: 'rs-1234-John Doe', 
  //   id: '1234',
  //   full_name: 'John Doe',
  //   avatar: '/_UserUploads/ProfileImg/1234'
  // }]
  
  $('.contact').each((i, contact) => {
    const online = $.grep(onlineUsers, (user) => {
      return user.username == $(contact).attr('data-username');
    })[0];

    $(contact).toggleClass('online', online);
  });  
});