Custom UI onReceiveCall

[PauMateu]

Custom UI onReceiveCall

[mattkhaw]

@PauMateu Pretty much you will be stuck with stock UI for this matter for iOS. To reduce complexity, I highly suggest to do the same with Android. There isn't a workaround for this. The reply I posted earlier is just an idea. After testing this out, it will not work at all because there's a delay between the execution of the code. This means that the native UI will show regardless even though your code immediately ends it. That is the meaning of delay here. Your current logic will only apply for iOS if you build using an older SDK but you won't be able to put it up in the App Store if you have done so since Apple expects you to use the latest SDK. So, you got to weigh which option is the best for you.

[PauMateu]

Thanks for the quick answer @mattkhaw !

I see that there is no other option to stick with the native UI to handle the calls. As I understand, this is for the signaling part of the call, the way to inform the users they are being called. As for the actual handling when the user clicks the accept button, is it possible to modify the plugin so that it opens our custom activity? I believe that this is what WhatsApp and some similar apps , they use the callkit to inform, and then they launch their app once the user accepts.

If this is possible, do you have any insight on how can we approach this? Should we modify the plugin, or can we handle everything in the JS part (as it will be executed once the call is launched). Or this is not possible at all?

Thanks again!

[mattkhaw]

As I've mentioned above, only possible if you are using below iOS 13 SDK to build. However, your app won't be accepted in the App Store because Apple expects all developers to use the latest SDK to create your app. So, no.