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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.
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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.
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To get us up to speed with a basic video calling app, let’s use this demo. You can follow the instructions in the README.md file to get the app working on your device. We’ll be discussing the code for fetching and updating tokens below. If you just want a working demo, you can check the tokens branch for the final outcome.
