Now, RTCMultiConnection-v1.4 and upper releases supports admin/guest features; so RTCMultiConnection.js is preferred.

Why RTCall.js?

1. In your own site; as an admin; you may want to be auto-alerted for each new visitor i.e. customer.
2. You may want to make voice-only calls between admin and customers

The entire process is browser to browser.

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<script src="https://www.webrtc-experiment.com/RTCall.js"></script>

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Remember: All lines are optional!

call = new RTCall();

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onincomingcall fires each time if someone calls you:

call.onincomingcall = function(caller) {
   call.receive(caller.receiverid);
};

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oncustomer is fired only for admin:

call.oncustomer = function(customer) {
   call.call(customer.callerid);
};

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onstream returns remote media stream:

call.onstream = function(e) {
   // e.stream   ---- remote media stream object
   // e.callerid ---- id of the remote person
   
   audio = e.audio;
   audio.play(); // "e.audio" object is paused by default
   document.documentElement.appendChild(audio);
};

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initializing RTCall object:

call.init();

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Admin can call customers using their caller-ids. Remeber, customers caller-ids are always passed over oncustomer method:

call.oncustomer = function(customer) {
   call.call(customer.callerid);
};

Customers can call the admin too; using admin's caller-id:

call.call('admin-caller-id');

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receiver-id is always passed over onincomingcall:

call.onincomingcall = function(caller) {
   call.receive(caller.receiverid);
};

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By default: admin is false:

call.admin = true;

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1. https://www.webrtc-experiment.com/RTCall/

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RTCall.js supports following browsers:

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RTCall.js is released under MIT licence . Copyright (c) 2013 Muaz Khan.