Add one-way live video, two-way audio chat, screen sharing and annotations to your iOS app in minutes. Use this to create an experience similar to Amazon Mayday within your app.

This project was built as part of a Hackathon at Radialpoint (http://radialpoint.com) in Montreal. We thought that the experience created by Mayday was groovy and wanted to see if we could build an SDK that encourages more apps to adopt its experience.

See our demo video and learn more at http://radialpoint.github.io/ringo

Currently the code is highly experimental but shouldn't be too hard for you to clean up and add into your app if you love the great end-user experience it can provide.

iOS SDK:

• AFNetworking
• SocketIO
• SocketRocket
• OpenTok - You must sign up for an API key (a free trial is available) at http://opentok.com

Agent Backend:

• nodejs
• mongodb (Mongo HQ works just fine)
• SocketIO

1. Copy the "Ringo" folder from the distribution above into your XCode project.
2. Add AFNetworking, SocketIO and SocketRocket to your project if you haven't already.
3. Download and configure the OpenTok iOS SDK from http://tokbox.com/opentok/libraries/client/ios/ - Carefully follow the instructions on that page to set up OpenTok, it's a little tricky
4. In your project's build settings, set the Architectures setting to $(ARCHS_STANDARD_32_BIT)

1. In the file RGOVideoViewController.m replace kApiKey and kApiEndpoint with your OpenTok API key and the URL where intend to host your Ringo backend, which we'll configure in the next section.

2. In your app, #import "Ringo.h" and simply call [Ringo showTime] in your event handler should kick off the video session with a support agent.

Take a quick look at the AwesomeApp sample in this source tree if you have any questions.

The web app and backend exist as a node.js + express + MongoDB application located in the server directory.

To run it locally you must first have node.js (http://nodejs.org/) installed. You must also have a running MongoDB instance handy. You can install MongoDB and run it locally (http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/installation/) or you can use a service such as MongoHQ (mongohq.com) if you prefer. You can specify your mongo URL in server/config/secrets.js, which points to localhost by default.

Once you have your prerequisites set up, install the npm pacakge dependencies:

cd server
npm install

And start the application like so:

node app.js

You should now see the web app running at http://localhost:3000

Once you have all of that working, you should be ready to deploy the application to your favorite node could platform such as Heroku.

• The backend currently supports only one connection at a time. We're toying with multiple session support and queueing but would love some help!
• Apps must be compiled for 32 bit ARM (can't be built specifically for iPhone 5S) - this is purely an OpenTok limitation.
• It's buggy, but fun. Enjoy!

Stay groovy, brothers & sisters!