This repository contains sample projects, guides, tutorials, and links to helpful resources to help you get started with Android Stream Video SDK.
Stream offers seamless Video SDK solutions that allow you to implement video calling, audio/video room, and live streaming using Jetpack Compose. If you're interested in learning the Stream Video SDKs, check out the tutorials below:
Tutorials:
Documentation:
Submissions are always welcomed! You can create your own open-source project or sample app by creating a new module for this project following our Video Calling Tutorial, Audio Room Tutorial, or Livestreaming Tutorial. After building your project, create an issue or pull request. Your project will be categorized 😎 under our featuring list after reviewing the project in our team.
We also welcome code changes that improve the apps or fix a problem. Please follow all best practices and add tests if applicable before submitting a Pull Request on GitHub.
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Demonstrates the video calling following the official Video Calling Tutorial. > Source Code |
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Demonstrates the audio room following the official Audio Room Tutorial. > Source Code |
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Demonstrates the livestreaming following the official Livestreaming Tutorial. > Source Code |
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See here for all our video guides.
These guides explore our UI components in greater detail and demonstrate how to easily perform a variety of common actions using the Stream Video Android SDK, such as:
- Client & Authentication
- Joining & Creating Calls
- Adding Push Notifications
- Picture-in-Picture
- Screen Sharing
- Video & Audio Filters
- Chat Integration
- Recording & Broadcasting
Compose UI Components:
- VideoRenderer
- CallContent
- AudioCallContent
- ParticipantVideo
- CallLobby
- UI Cookbook
- UI Previews
- UI Testing
Stream allows developers to rapidly deploy scalable chat messaging and real-time video communication with an industry leading 99.999% uptime SLA guarantee.
With Stream's chat components, developers quickly add chat to their app for a variety of use-cases:
- Video calling & room like Zoom or Google Meet
- Audio room like Clubhouse
- Livestreams like Twitch or Youtube
- In-Game chat like Overwatch or Fortnite
- Team style chat like Slack
- Messaging style chat like Whatsapp or Facebook's messenger
- Commerce chat like Drift or Intercom
We've recently closed a $38 million Series B funding round and we keep actively growing. Our APIs are used by more than a billion end-users, and you'll have a chance to make a huge impact on the product within a team of the strongest engineers all over the world.
Check out our current openings and apply via Stream's website.
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