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Name	Kandy
Version	1.4
Author	KodePlus
Rating	100
Last updated	2015-03-06 10:24:00
Downloads	43
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Kandy plugin has no negative impact on PageSpeed score.

Home page PageSpeed score has been degraded by 0%, while Post page PageSpeed score has been degraded by 0%

Kandy plugin added 4 bytes of resources to the Home page and 6 bytes of resources to the sample Post page.

Kandy plugin added 0 new host(s) to the Home page and 0 new host(s) to the sample Post page.

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Description

This WordPress plugin encapsulates Kandy’s JS SDK and Restful APIs. Kandy is a product by GENBAND (www.genband.com) that utilizes WebRTC to enable peer to peer audio and video calls and chat. SMS and PSTN calling support will be added to this package in the near future. With this plugin, you can enable video and audio calling between two users that are logged into your WordPress website. Think of pages where you anticipate users collaborating with each other, possibly to discuss content on those pages. Your users could start a video call with other online users and enhance the collaboration experience.

Home page: http://www.kandy.io/

FEATURES

KANDY makes use of a variety of Internet technology and for the most part you won't have to be concerned with how KANDY manages this and can focus solely on what you're trying to accomplish. However, it's helpful to understand some of the principles of how KANDY works.

KANDY, of course, makes extensive usage of HTTP/HTTPS on ports 80/443 for much of it's communications between your clients/servers and the KANDY systems.
Transactions with real-time media such as video and/or voice utilize the emerging standard of WebRTC. The KANDY libraries/SDKs manage all of the WebRTC transactions, so the developer can remain focused on the application. WebRTC is supported by Google's Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Opera. Microsoft's Internet Explorer does not support WebRTC and KANDY will shortly be providing a plug-in module to provide WebRTC support within IE.
For some transactions (like instant messaging) and state information (presence), KANDY utilizes WebSockets or Long Polling depending upon the browser specifics. The KANDY JavaScript library creates these connections depending on your application regarding and will manage these without any requirement from your application.

HOW TO USE

Login to http://www.kandy.io/ to achieve api key, domain secret key and domain name then enter those information to Kandy plugin setting page.
Create new page with kandy shortcode syntax:
- Kandy Video Call Button
  
  [kandyVideoButton class = "myButtonStyle" id = "my-video-button"]
- Kandy Video
  
  [kandyVideo title = "Me" id = "myVideo" style = "width: 300px; height: 225px;"]
- Kandy Voice Call Button
  
  [kandyVoiceButton class = "myButtonStyle" id = "my-voice-button"]
- Kandy Status
  
  [kandyStatus class = "myStatusStyle" id = "myStatus"]
- Kandy Address Book
  
  [kandyAddressBook class = "myAddressBookStyle" id = "myContact"]
- Kandy Chat
  
  [kandyChat class = "myChatStyle" id = "my-chat" contactLabel = "Contacts"]
Quick Example:
- Kandy Voice Call
  
  [kandyVoiceButton class= "myButtonStyle" id ="my-voice-button"]
- Kandy Video Call(Video should be inline)
  
  [kandyVideoButton class="myButtonStyle"]
  
  [kandyVideo title="Me" id="myVideo"]
  
  [kandyVideo title="Their" id="theirVideo"]
- Kandy Presence
  
  [kandyStatus class="myStatusStyle" id="myStatus"]
  
  [kandyAddressBook class="myAddressBookStyle" id="myContact"]
- Kandy Chat
  
  [kandyChat class="myChatStyle" id ="my-chat"]