Client library for turning your browser into a phone.

For more info/demos visit: https://js.att.io

var att = $.att({
  // we just pass our accessToken
  apiKey: "YOUR ACCESS TOKEN",
  // specify what we want to do when
  // we're ready to make calls
  onReady: function () {
    window.activeCall = att.phone.dial('1-800-444-4444');
  },
  phone: {
    onIncomingCall: function (call) {
      window.activeCall = call;
      // auto answer
      call.answer();
    }
  }
});

The configuration settings for att.js are:

• apiKey: Your OAuth access token.
• log: Defaults to true to include verbose console log output.

Additionally, there are several callback hooks for managing a call's lifecycle:

• onReady
• onUnReady
• onError
• onCalling
• onCallBegin
• onCallEnd
• onIncomingCalli
• onOutgoingCall

Each of which is called with a call object.

When specifying the callbacks, you may either include them directly as so:

var att = $.att({
  apiKey: "YOUR ACCESS TOKEN",
  onReady: function () {
    window.activeCall = att.phone.dial('1-800-444-4444');
  },
  onIncomingCall: function (call) {...}
  onCallEnd: function (call) {...}
});

or you may follow the convention for the Phono API by putting the callbacks in a phone dictionary:

var att = $.att({
  apiKey: "YOUR ACCESS TOKEN",
  onReady: function () {
    window.activeCall = att.phone.dial('1-800-444-4444');
  },
  phone: {
    onIncomingCall: function (call) {...}
    onCallEnd: function (call) {...}
  }
});

To start a call, you can use att.dial(), or the equivalent att.phone.dial():

var att = $.att({...});
var call = att.dial('18005555555', {
    onAnswer: function () {...}
});

You may also pass additional callbacks specific for the call. These are:

• onRing
• onAnswer
• onHangup
• onError

Once a call object has been created, you can control and interact with the call session using:

• call.answer(): Accept an incoming call.
• call.hangup(): End the call.

Once you answer a call, you can find the number of the caller in the call.initiator field.

If you want to clean and sanitize a user provided phone number to the standard US format, you can use:

var number = $.att.phoneNumber.stringify('800555555');

You can also parse numbers like so:

var number = $.att.phoneNumber.stringify('1 (800) CALL-ATT');

• Node.js 0.8.16
• npm

1. install dependencies:

npm install .

2. Make edits in /src

3. build att.js and minified version

node build.js

The AT&T Foundry Phono

• Henrik Joreteg – &yet
• Geoff Hollingsworth – Ericsson