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SDKs

Overview
- Getting started
- Make first call
- Authentication
- Direct call
- Overview
- - Making a call
  - Make a call
- - Receiving a call
  - Receive a call
  - Receive a call in the background
- - Managing a call
  - Manage a call
  - Select a video output
- - Ending a call
  - End a call
- - Adding an event handler
  - Add an event handler
- - Adding push notifications
  - Add push notifications
- - Retrieving call history
  - Retrieve call history
- Group call
- Overview
- - Creating a room
  - Create a room
- - Entering and exiting a room
  - Enter and exit a room
- - Adding an event handler
  - Add an event handler
- - Retrieving rooms
  - Retrieve a list of rooms
- - Managing participant's actions
  - Manage participant's actions
- - Reconnecting to media stream
  - Reconnect to media stream
Error codes
Logger

API References

Calls SDKs React Native v1

Calls SDKs React Native

Calls SDKs

React Native

Version 1

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End a call

A user can end an ongoing call by using the directCall.end() method. If one party ends an ongoing call, the other party receives an event callback through the DirectCallListener.onEnded() listener.

TypeScript

// End a call.
directCall.end();

// Receives the event.
directCall.addListener({
 // ...

 onEnded: (callProps: DirectCallProperties) => {
   // Consider going back or releasing call listeners from here.
 },
});

Sample app