The Voice Diagnostics Tool provides connectivity and bandwidth requirements tests towards Twilio’s Programmable Voice servers and audio device tests to check browser VoIP calling readiness. It uses the RTC Diagnostics SDK and Twilio Voice JS SDK to perform the tests.
This application uses Programmable Voice and Twilio NTS to perform the tests and will incur charges. See Programmable Voice pricing and NTS pricing.
- Bandwidth requirements tests
- VoIP quality measurements
- Support for testing towards all of Twilio Edge locations including Private Interconnect
- Side by side comparison of Edge locations connection results
- JSON formatted report
- Easy Copy of report to clipboard
- Interactive Mic testing
- Interactive Speaker tests
- A Twilio account. Sign up for free here
- Node.js v12+
- NPM v6+ (comes installed with newer Node versions)
Run npm install to install all dependencies from NPM.
If you want to use yarn to install dependencies, first run the yarn import command. This will ensure that yarn installs the package versions that are specified in package-lock.json.
Before deploying the app, add your Twilio Account SID and Auth Token to the .env file (see .env.example for an example). The app is deployed to Twilio with a single command:
$ npm run serverless:deploy
This performs the following steps:
- Builds the React app in the
build/directory and deploys it to Twilio Serverless. - Deploys the end points required for performing the tests to Twilio Serverless. These include an access token generator, an NTS token generator, the TwiML App and corresponding TwiML bins
When deployment has finished, the Twilio Serverless URL for the application will be printed to the console. This URL can be used to access the application:
Deployed to: https://rtc-diagnostics-12345-dev.twil.io
To view the App URL, run the following command:
$ npm run serverless:list
This will display the URL at which the Application can be accessed.
In order to develop this app on your local machine, you will first need to deploy all needed endpoints to Twilio Serverless. To do this, complete the steps in the "Deploy the App to Twilio" section above.
Once the endpoints are deployed, add the app's URL to the .env file. Then you can start a local development server by running the following command:
$ npm run start
Run npm test to run all unit tests.
Run npm run test:serverless to run all unit and E2E tests on the Serverless scripts. This requires that your Twilio account credentials are stored in the .env file.
- Twilio Voice JS SDK
- Twilio RTC Diagnostics SDK
- Twilio Voice Client JS Quickstart
- Twilio Client connectivity requirements
See the LICENSE file for details.