Update TwilioVoice to 5.x

[markathomas]

Need to update to TwilioVoice 5.x for iOS 13 support. Details at https://github.com/twilio/twilio-voice-ios/blob/Releases/iOS-13-Migration-Guide.md

[ghost]

Hi @markathomas is it supported in your fork? what's the main improvements in your fork over the original? regards

[markathomas]

My fork uses TwilioVoice 5.x and adds features lacking in the original such as putting a call on hold, sending DTMF, explicit answer (for upcoming android support) and returning whether or not one is on call. I also changed the plugin API to return an enum instead of raw strings so the user doesn't have to parse things themselves. Additionally, for my use case, I allow the voice tokens to be supplied to the plugin rather than having the plugin request one with every call; the plugin makes HTTP requests with no authentication so I chose to provide the tokens to the plugin whenever it changes. as I'm using OAuth2 + JWT for security on my API server.

[ghost]

thanks @markathomas

I git clone your repo. When I try to run the example/ I get this:

...  
    Using `ARCHS` setting to build architectures of target `Pods-Runner`: (``)
    Finding Podfile changes
      - Flutter
      - flutter_twilio_voice
    Fetching external sources
    -> Fetching podspec for `Flutter` from `.symlinks/flutter/ios`
    -> Fetching podspec for `flutter_twilio_voice` from `.symlinks/plugins/flutter_twilio_voice/ios`
    Resolving dependencies of `Podfile`
      CDN: trunk Relative path: CocoaPods-version.yml exists! Returning local because checking is only perfomed in repo update
    [!] CocoaPods could not find compatible versions for pod "TwilioVoice":
      In snapshot (Podfile.lock):
        TwilioVoice (= 4.1.0, ~> 4.1)
      In Podfile:
        flutter_twilio_voice (from `.symlinks/plugins/flutter_twilio_voice/ios`) was resolved to 0.0.3, which depends on
          TwilioVoice (~> 5.1.1)
    Specs satisfying the `TwilioVoice (= 4.1.0, ~> 4.1), TwilioVoice (~> 5.1.1)` dependency were found, but they required a higher minimum deployment target.

do you know how can I fix this?

[markathomas]

i didn't update the example so check the Podfile and Podfile.lock in it for discrepancies. The example is from the main repo and has almost no functionality

[ghost]

ok thanks!

[ghost]

@markathomas Did you ever got app crash at open in the iOS Simulator? I tried with Xcode 10.3 and 11.3.1 with no luck

App crash with SIGILL

[markathomas]

No, haven't seen that but honestly I tested on a real phone. Do you have a stack trace? Perhaps I can be of assistance

[ghost]

ok, I will try on a real phone first I see no stack trace. thank you

[markathomas]

Did you init the plugin with a valid Twilio VoiceGrant token? You do so like this: FlutterTwilioVoice.tokens(accessToken: voiceToken, fcmToken: value); where accessToken is the Twilio VoiceGrant token and fcmToken is for Firebase Cloud Messaging (for Android only)

[ghost]

hmm! you may be right I generated the jwt token with a python script but I forgot to add it to the code I think

[ghost]

do you have a small working example I could just git clone and run?

[markathomas]

no, my project is proprietary

[ghost]

ok thanks

[josh-burton]

@markathomas is your fork still available somewhere? Can't seem to find it

[markathomas]

https://github.com/markathomas/flutter_twilio_voice

[josh-burton]

@markathomas thanks :)

[diegogarciar]

Hello, I have created a new plugin, based on this one with android support. I have also just added null-safety support https://pub.dev/packages/twilio_voice

[markathomas]

Why a new plugin instead of just creating a PR? This will only confuse users

[diegogarciar]

Because @eopeter seems away, I don't want to depend on the author's approval each time for improvements

[markathomas]

Hence this repo; perhaps you're unsure how Git works. This repo is independent of @eopeter as he/she is non-responsive as you say. Android support was already added in this repo which you would have known had you simply asked.

[diegogarciar]

I think you are misunderstanding, this issue is at @eopeter’s main repository, which hasn’t been updated since aug. It doesn’t include android support nor null safety. I am aware your branch does have Android as I contributed myself, but I find it harder for new users to find that the project is still alive and that there’s a working branch (yours) instead of simply searching it on pub.dev.

[eopeter]

If you make a pull request, I can merge it. I am not away. So don't make claims you don't know about.

[eopeter]

I have never received a pull request on this repo even though it's being forked so if you have a contribution to improve it, please make a pull request.

[diegogarciar]

@eopeter Apologies then, I can submit a PR with Android Support and Null safety. I restructured the plugin calls on mine, I can rollback those changes so there's no breaking change with yours.

[eopeter]

I am glad to take a PR. Too many forks with no one giving back and it shouldn’t be that way.

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 @eopeter Apologies then, I can submit a PR with Android Support and Null safety. I restructured the plugin calls on mine, I can rollback those changes so there's no breaking change with yours.

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