0.21.2

Features

• added option to SessionManager to send SIP OPTIONS pings

Fixes

• fixed an option in SessionManager which was not setting registration expires correctly

0.21.1

Features

• added SimpleUser and SessionManager option to send DTMF using RFC 2833 (#1013)

Fixes

• fix a bug with SimpleUser options not getting passed to SessionManager correctly

0.21.0

Updates

• Exposed iceGatheringComplete method to support strategies other than the built in timeout
• Project was updated for ECMAScript module (ESM) support
• Introduced new SessionManager class
• Minor bug fixes

Breaking Changes

1. SimpleUser: The call signature for the register method has changed. It is now register(registererRegisterOptions?: RegistererRegisterOptions): Promise<void>;. Any RegistererOptions which were being passed as the first parameter to the register must now be provided to the constructor of SimpleUser along with any other options.

2. UserAgentOptions: The options autoStart and autoStop have been removed.

See the Migration Guide from 0.20 to 0.21 for details.

0.20.1

Updates

• Updated development dependencies
• Fixed tests which broke due to updated tools
• Regenerated all documentation with latest tools
• Node.js 16 is now minimum for doing future development
• Moved to from master to main as default development branch

0.20.0

Features

• Add support for extraHeaders on Invitation.accept (#910)
• Make the interval at which re-REGISTER requests are sent configurable (UserAgentOptions.refreshFrequency) (#902)
• Add onAck delegation for Session (#911)

Fixes

• add gruu check to registerer to restore previous behavior
• publisher: add check so that it does not attempt to enter published state when already there
• fix a typo in extra headers for an uncommon failure case

0.19.0

Features

• Add configuration parameter for automatically sending an initial response (sendInitialProvisionalResponse) (#892)

Breaking Changes

• Update Web SDH and SimpleUser hold implementation. Our built-in implementations are now RFC compliant with the latest relevant transceivers RFC (RFC 8829). Previously, there were some situations where the previous implementation didn't work (see #898). Users who extend our Web SessionDescriptionHandler may have worked around these broken situations in the past, so should be sure to review their code and test while updating.

0.18.1

Fixes

• Adding host and port checks may break people not using the contactName UserAgent parameter, so this fix changes the checks to only check those if the parameter is set. The server mucking with host and port is entirely legal, so in cases where that occurs usage of contactName is currently broken.

0.18.0

Breaking Changes

• Removed hackWssInTransport UserAgent parameter. If you were using this, it is now replaced with contactParams: { transport: "wss" }

Features

• Add contactName UserAgent parameter
• Add contactParams UserAgent parameter. It defaults to { transport: "ws" }
• Add the possibility to change log level in logger

Fixes

• Fix hold bug in SimpleUser
• Fix bug in parser with error reporting
• Improve some internal types

0.17.1

Fixed a hold issue with 0.17.0 (see #835)

0.17.0

The Session Description Handler has been reworked with tests and documentation added. For users without custom session description handlers, no change will be needed, it is not a breaking change. Existing custom Session Description Handlers will continue to work, unless the old default Session Description Handler was extended (as it's no longer in the same location). For those cases, the old one should be fully copied to your source if you'd like it to continue to work as it did. Extending the old default was not easy, but the new one attempts to rectify this, so in many situations there may be some potential for code cleanup.

Additionally, we will no longer be distributing the webpack-bundled source with our npm package. Importing sip.js has not been using the webpack bundle for several versions, so we anticipate no issue for most users. For those who imported from sip.js/dist/<one of the bundles> or used sip.js/dist in some other fashion, the bundles are still attached to the release notes here, and will continue to be.

Also related to distribution, we now ship with no dependencies and are entirely tree shakeable, so we hope this eliminates a subset of potential issues with bundling and transpiling.

Fixes

• Guard contact missing on dialog response (#793)
• Fix reliable response handling bug (#805)

Features

• Add ha1 authentication option to digest authentication (#820)
• Session Description Handler rework (#815)