The Pix Art Messenger is an Android Jabber Client. This project extends the messenger to support the
(not officially specified) room configuration muc#roomconfig_videoroom. If present in the discovery information, the value is considered to be an URL to a Jitsi conference room. A video icon is displayed and a click directly opens a conference activity.
To use the extended functionality, the mentioned room configuration must be present. Since this is a non standard extension, a modified XMPP server is needed to provide the necessary information.
A further extension can be to derive a conference room name from the MUC Jabber ID and use a public jitsi server like meet.golem.de.
The Jitsi call is generic and can be used in any app. Just include the two classes
org.jitsi.meet.sdk.JitsiMeetConferenceOptions
org.jitsi.meet.sdk.JitsiMeetUserInfo
into the project. Configure the options and call the launch method with an appropriate context:
new JitsiMeetConferenceOptions.Builder()
.setUserInfo(userInfos)
.setAudioMuted(false).setVideoMuted(true)
.setRoom(videoRoom).build()
.launch(activity);
(taken from ConversionFragment).
All icons are based on emojis designed by OpenMoji - the open-source emoji and icon project.
The repository consists of two parts: The jitsi folder contains an Android Studio Project introducing a simple app with just one activity starting the Jitsi Conference from an appropriate intent. For a documentation I refer to the Jitsi Meet project and documentation on the Jitsi home page.
The second part overrides code in the Pix Art Messenger repository on GitHub. Just clone the original repository (in version 2.5.2) and copy the code. Build the messenger and install.