Rust bindings to interact with the Daily API.
We aim to eventually support the entire API surface, for now this crate supports
Let's make a customized meeting room and generate a meeting token to join it. To run this example you will need to make an account with Daily to generate a valid API key.
```rust,norun use dailyco::meetingtoken::MeetingTokenBuilder; use dailyco::room::{RoomBuilder, RoomPrivacy};
async fn main() -> dailyco::Result<()> { let client = dailyco::Client::new("test-api-key")?;
// Make a customized room
let created_room = RoomBuilder::new()
.name("my-test-room")
.privacy(RoomPrivacy::Private)
.enable_screenshare(false)
.max_participants(20)
.start_audio_off(true)
.create(&client)
.await?;
// Since it is a private room, we will need a meeting token to join it! Let's give
// ourselves owner privileges while we're at it.
let _meeting_token = MeetingTokenBuilder::new()
.room_name(&created_room.name)
.is_owner(true)
.create(&client)
.await?;
Ok(())
} ```
The dailyco client is just a thin wrapper around a reqwest::Client. Because of this,
in future we aim to add a feature set which forwards relevant features to reqwest. For
now,
toml
[dependencies]
dailyco = { version = "0.1.0" }
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