I’m working on a free component that integrates Daily.co video chat with Adalo. With it, you can create, update and join video calls, customize colors and configure meeting tokens directly in Adalo.
It’ll be ready in the next few weeks, and then I’ll test it with a few users as a private component before it’s public.
If anyone wants to try it out, share early feedback, or has any requests for a Daily component, feel free to PM me!
It will depend a little bit on the participants of the call
For example, a Daily client needs about 75 kb/s downstream connection per participant that is sending video during a call. In a 10-participant meeting, you need about 750kb/s downstream connection — in a 20-participant meeting you need about 1500kb/s.
Is it the component entirely (ie you can’t see any buttons either (create a room, creating a meeting token, etc)) or just the video chat portion? Mind sharing what video chat settings you have?
Thanks for the response, i’ll work to reproduce this to figure out what could be happening.
Are there any other components you’re using alongside the video chat and what kind of device are you using? I’d like to recreate the exact same scenario for testing and digging.
There are no other components. Just the video chat. Daily reached out and said this is out of there scope and it’s nothing they can do. But it’s there component? Im confused. I did have push notifications triggering when the page was accessed. I pulled that out and made it as simple as possible. If this doesn’t work I will pull it out completely and move on.
@Connectall Thanks for the context, I’m still trying to reproduce the issue, I’m honestly having trouble rendering anything at all with my Adalo apps on android (even without the component).
I’ll try a few changes with the component, push an update and will share it here by end of day.
That’s interesting. Please keep me posted. I love the chat feature and desperately want to keep it in my app. If need be, I can give you access to my PWA and Play Store version.
As of right now, I’ve pulled out notifications in attempt to simplify the video chat rendering. If this doesn’t work, hopefully you will have answer.
Thanks for the offer and for escalating the issue with the android builds. At the moment, I can’t quite get those to render but getting closer, looks like there are a few dependencies that are interacting negatively when published.
For now, I’ll have the component disabled on the marketplace until there’s an update that fixes this but it could be a few days to rewrite most of the component.