SignalWire DocsReference for the SignalWire Browser SDK — every class, error, function,
interface, and type the SDK exports. If you’re new to the SDK, start with the
Overview or jump straight to
SignalWire, the top-level client
that owns the WebSocket session and produces every other entity in the SDK.
The reference is organized by surface area. Classes are the things you
interact with — the client, an active call, a participant, the directory.
Functions are top-level helpers for logging, embeddable integrations, and
type narrowing. Errors are the typed exceptions the SDK throws so you can
branch on them with instanceof. Most stateful values are exposed in two
complementary forms — a snapshot getter (audioMuted) and an observable
suffixed with $ (audioMuted$) for reactive UI binding.
RxJS is a peer dependency — the SDK uses observables for all reactive state. See the RxJS Primer.
Main entry point for the SignalWire Browser SDK.
Represents a contact or room in the directory.
Represents a participant in a call.
The local participant in a call, with additional device and media control.
Manages the capability state for the self participant.
Authenticated user profile.
Public preferences API for configuring SDK behavior.
Concrete WebRTC call implementation.
Exchanges an embed token for a SAT via the host’s token endpoint.
Returns a fixed set of credentials.
Thrown when a call cannot be created.
Thrown when fetching a collection page fails.
Thrown when device token issuance or validation fails.
Thrown when DPoP key initialization fails.
Thrown when the SDK is rejected by the auth backend.
Thrown when a media track operation fails.
Thrown when an incoming message cannot be parsed.
Thrown when getUserMedia fails with OverconstrainedError and all fallback levels are exhausted.
Thrown when the preflight connectivity test fails.
Thrown when a recovery attempt fails.
Thrown when an access-token refresh fails.
Catch-all for unexpected SDK errors.
Thrown when a Verto ping/pong heartbeat fails.
Creates a call using an embed token for simple, embeddable integrations.
Type guard that checks if a participant is the local SelfParticipant.
Retrieve the current SDK logger instance.
Replace the built-in logger with a custom implementation. Pass null to restore defaults.
Set the log level for the built-in logger. No effect when a custom logger is set via setLogger().
Configure debug options (e.g., { logWsTraffic: true }).
Flag indicating the library has been loaded and is ready to use.
For UMD builds: window.SignalWire.ready. For ES modules: import { ready } from '@signalwire/js'.
Library version from package.json, injected at build time.