Examples in using the react-native-red5pro React Native component library.

You will need a Red5 Pro SDK License and a Red5 Pro Server in order to use this component.
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• Installing
• Running
  • iOS
  • Android
• Notes

The following examples are deployed to an iPhone using the suggested running operations.

Additionally, a Red5 Pro Server has been deployed locally and is accessible at the IP address of 10.0.0.10 and the Red5 Pro Mobile SDK license is YOU-RLIC-ENSE-1234. You will ned to change both of these to where you Red5 Pro Server is deployed and your personal Red5 Pro Mobile SDK License, respectively.

Note: Because of React Native's debugger defaulting to 8081 and the default unsecure websocket port of Red5 Pro being 8081, you may need to re-define one or the other ports if developing locally.

You will need to install the required dependencies prior to running the examples. To do so, issue the following command in a terminal within this directory:

$ npm install

You can launch these examples onto your target device(s) doing the following:

$ cd ios
$ pod install

1. Download the latest Red5 Pro iOS SDK and add it to a directory you know where to find (such as example/Red5ProVideoViewExample/Frameworks).
2. Open the xcworkspace in Xcode - it is generate from pod install.
3. Click on the Pods project in left-side navigator.
4. Select the R5VideoView target listed.
5. Select Build Settings.
6. In the Search filter, enter Frameworks.
7. Under Search Paths > Framework Search Paths, enter in the relative or absolute path to the directory containing the Red5 Pro SDK download (hint: it is easier to drag the directory and drop it on the callout).
8. Click on Red5ProVideoViewExample project in navigator.
9. Click on Red5ProVideoViewExample target listed.
10. Select Build Settings.
11. In the Search filter, enter Frameworks.
12. If not pointing to the SDK correctly, under Search Paths > Framework Search Paths, enter in the relative or absolute path to the directory containing the Red5 Pro SDK download (e.g., Step #6).
13. Tether an iPhone to your computer.
14. Make sure it is selected in Xcode as the target for the scheme build.
15. Build and deploy the React Native app to the iPhone.
16. Several terminal windows and alerts will pop up. Accept them and let them do their thing.
17. Once the app launches, fill in the host, license and stream name fields and test the Subscribe and Publish examples.

Be sure you have a device tethered, then issue the following:

$ cd android

1. Download and unzip the Red5 Pro Android SDK.
2. Create a libs directory in example/Red5ProVideoViewExample/android/app.
3. Drop the red5streaming.jar file in the libs directory created in Step #2.
4. Drag the jniLibs folder from the SDK into example/Red5ProVideoViewExample/android/app/src/main.
5. Open Android Studio.
6. Select File > New > Import Project.
7. In the file navigator, navigate to example/Red5ProVideoViewExample and select the android directory.
8. Click Open.
9. Allow Gradle to Sync.
10. Tether an Android device to your computer.
11. Open a Terminal window and cd into example/Red5ProVideoViewExample.
12. Issue the following command: npx react-native run-android.
13. Once the app launches, fill in the host, license and stream name fields and test the Subscribe and Publish examples.

This project was bootstrapped with Create React Native App.