This repo demonstrates a minimal Teams video app.

Develop video app in local and debug it in test-app

1. Clone this repo and open terminal.
2. cd to the directory of README.md.
3. run yarn install.
4. run yarn dev, this will host the app in local environment or you can host the src folder on other place can access.
5. copy https://127.0.0.1:5173/ or URL if you host on the place to test-app 'Video app url' input box and then click 'Load' button.
6. change videoFrameHandler function in src/index.js
7. This sample processes the video frame in main thread for simplicity, you can move the frame processing to worker thread if needed.

Teams Video API reference

You can find the Teams video extensibility API link

API reference

There are three API for video extensibility

registerForVideoFrame(frameCallback, config) 

Register a callback to get:

• video frames from video pipeline.
• a callback to return processed video frames to video pipeline.
• a callback to notify error

registerForVideoEffect(callback)

• Get notification that the selected effect in video app’s UI should be applied

 notifySelectedVideoEffectChanged(
    effectChangeType,
    effectId,
  ) 

• Whenever the user selects a different effect in a video app, the video app should call this API to notify Teams client.

Sideload the video app in Teams

1. Host the app directory in a public accessible HTTPS server. You can use github page as the host.
2. Replace the name, appId, and contentUrl in manifest/manifest.json.
   1. The contentUrl should point to your app directory, like https://github.com/microsoft/teams-videoapp-sample/app/
   2. appId can be any unique GUID
3. zip the manifest directory, choose the zip file after clicking Upload a custom app
4. Go to a teams meeting, enable the video, and activate the video app.
5. You can get more information on Video app developer guide

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