agora-token-service VS VideoUIKit-ReactNative

Note: The token must be fetched from your token server, for this you can use Agora's open-source micro-service, available using quick-deploy:

If you don’t have a token server, you can use the tokenUrl property. This can be used to automatically fetch a new access token for the channel and renew it if it is going to expire soon. The functionality for requesting a new token expects the token to follow the URL scheme in the prebuilt Golang token server found on GitHub: AgoraIO-Community/agora-token-service. You can deploy it in two clicks to Heroku using this link.

In this tutorial, we’ll take a look at how to fetch tokens from a server and use them to join a video/voice channel in React. You can deploy your own server to generate tokens, or you can use either this Node or GoLang example. We’ll be using the Node token server in our tutorial, and you can easily deploy the same server by following the instructions. You can also use our latest GoLang example. A Docker image is also available for this example.

Token server repo/docker https://github.com/AgoraIO-Community/agora-token-service

We’re looking forward to your contributions. If you have a feature request, please open a pull request. If you find a bug, please report it on GitHub issues. We also have similar UIKits for Android, iOS, React Native, and Flutter, so be sure to check those out as well.

For more information about building applications using Agora SDKs, take a look at the Agora Video Call Quickstart Guide and Agora API Reference. You can also take a look at the UIKit GitHub Repo. I invite you to join the Agora Developer Slack community. You can ask any questions about Agora in the #react-native-help-me channel.

Here is the GitHub Repository of agora-rn-uikit.