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Unable to get Remote Audio Stream in Twilio.Device.connect function

Hi, I need to get the audio streams of both local and remote clients. I have been troubled with where should I call conn.getRemoteStream() this in order to get the continuous remote audio stream!. I want to perform analysis on both local and remote audio streams so please tell me which Twillio Device callback should I call the helper function i.e getRemoteStream() and getLocalStream().
I am looking forward to the answer thanks.

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Publish twilio.js to NPM

Not sure where to file this, but twilio.js should be in NPM. Fortunately in modern development we don't usually link to CDNs or include third party source code directly in our projects. That's why we use package managers like NPM.

Cannot setup Device.

eventgw.twilio.com/v2/EndpointEvents:1 POST https://eventgw.twilio.com/v2/EndpointEvents 403 (Forbidden)
twilio.min.js:55 Uncaught (in promise) Error: {"code":9003,"message":"APXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX is invalid"}
    at XMLHttpRequest.onreadystatechange

Client Javascript SDK as a package

Not really a issue with this repo itself, but I'm kinda in a hurry.
But I'd like to know why there isn't a npm / yarn package to Twilio Client Javascript SDK 1.4.
I'm trying to use the voice service, following this repo as a tutorial, but implementing it in React Native.

Is this package for browser usage only? How could I have access to Twilio.Client on react-native?

I already implemented a programmable-chat with success, using the provided packages twilio-chat and twilio-common.

Meanwhile, is there any way of importing a remote file or using a local javascript file (twilio.min.js) to a react-native app?

Thanks in advance.

EDIT:

Further research lead me to believe that this SDK only work for browsers since it has to deal with audio events, connection status etc. Correct me if I'm wrong. I'm now trying to implement react-native-twilio-programmable-voice .

Demo app does not request microphone access (in Chrome)

When I try to make a call with the demo app (at a ngrok URL), it errors with this message:

Twilio.Device Error: User denied access to microphone, or the web browser did not allow microphone access at this address.

However, microphone access is never requested in Chrome.

I have not yet configured the ngrok URL in the app settings and I'm not sure if that's causing the error. Either way, there may be a bug, either microphone access is never requested, or the error is incorrect when the ngrok URL is not configured in the app.

I have verified I do not have any ngrok related entries in Chrome's content management exceptions settings.

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