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This is a wrapper of Agora signal APIs thats enables developers integrate Agora's signal service within 30 minutes.
Quick start example:
.. code-block:: python
>>> from agorasigsdk.agora_signal import AgoraSgnal
>>> from twisted.internet import reactor
>>> appid = 'THIS_IS_YOUR_APPID.'
>>> ag_sig = AgoraSignal(appid)
>>> session = ag_sig.login('ACCOUNT_NAME', 'TOKEN', CALLBACK_CLASS_INSTANCE)
>>> reactor.run()
Now you have a logged in Agora Signaling Session!
Installation
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.. code-block:: bash
pip install agora-signaling-sdk
Easy and ready to go.
Documentation
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Please find in https://docs.agora.io
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