Has anyone worked with Twilio’s video product successfully in a Phoenix project? They support several backend languages but Elixir isn’t one of them. As far as I can tell all their docs use their own helper libraries as opposed to offering a general API. ExTwilio looks interesting but is for their …

I saw @alchemist_in_training (was that you?) asked this twice too on Slack with no response, I’m hoping that someone with more experience can answer but since there isn’t any I’ll give it a shot :smile: I’ve looked around their docs and here’s what I got: Since the Twilio Video API is in public be…

Thanks for the response! Yeah, to me four is several languages :smiley: I did dig into the source code but found it a bit of a rabbit hole with the helper libraries farming out work to sub-helper libraries. The only thing the server does in their example apps is create the json web token, so by “ge…

[image] logicmason: Yeah, to me four is several languages Ah, that is of course :smile: I meant to contrast between “backend” and “client”, not the number of languages. [image] logicmason: The only thing the server does in their example apps is create the json web token, so by “general A…

Working version done! https://gist.github.com/logicmason/d1ce252f6a140d914933661af0878c9f

I had this working for the beta version of Twilio Video but now that version 1 is officially released, they’ve changed how things work a little bit. Any idea how I would adapt this if I wanted to create a room with a server-side post request to Twilio as outlined here: https://www.twilio.com/docs/ap…

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logicmason December 19, 2016, 5:29am 4

That comment from @stavro does look like a good starting point!