vonage apps create 'Your application'
✅ Creating Application
Saving private key ... Done!
Application created
Name: Your application
Application ID: 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
Improve AI: Off
Private/Public Key: Set
Capabilities:
None Enabled
Create your Vonage Application
In this step you will create a Vonage Application capable of in-app messaging communication use cases.
Open a new terminal window and create a project directory in a destination of your choice and change into it:
Create a Vonage application by copying and pasting the command below into terminal:
vonage apps create 'Your application'
✅ Creating Application
Saving private key ... Done!
Application created
Name: Your application
Application ID: 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
Improve AI: Off
Private/Public Key: Set
Capabilities:
None Enabled
Now that your Vonage Application has been created, update your CLI auth with the Application ID and Private Key:
vonage auth set `
--local `
--api-key='your-api-key' `
--api-secret='your-api-secret' `
--app-id='your-application-id' `
--private-key=C:\path\to\private.key
API Key: your-api-key
API Secret: your-**************
App ID: your-application-id
Private Key: Is Set
✅ Checking API Key Secret
✅ Checking App ID and Private Key
vonage auth set ^
--local ^
--api-key='your-api-key' ^
--api-secret='your-api-secret' ^
--app-id='your-application-id' ^
--private-key=C:\path\to\private.key
API Key: your-api-key
API Secret: your-**************
App ID: your-application-id
Private Key: Is Set
✅ Checking API Key Secret
✅ Checking App ID and Private Key
Webhooks about events in your conversation can be sent to your rtc-event-url. We will not be using them in this tutorial, so just use a sample URL with this command to enable RTC on your Vonage Application. Make sure to replace the Vonage Application ID in the command with the one you created earlier:
vonage apps capabilities update 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 messages `
--messages-inbound-url='https://example.com/messages/inboud' `
--messages-status-url='https://example.com/messages/status' `
--messages-version='v1' `
--no-messages-authenticate-media
✅ Fetching Application
✅ Adding messages capability to application 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
Name: Your application
Application ID: 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
Improve AI: Off
Private/Public Key: Set
Capabilities:
MESSAGES:
Authenticate Inbound Media: Off
Webhook Version: v1
Status URL: [POST] https://example.com/messages/status
Inbound URL: [POST] https://example.com/messages/inboud
vonage apps capabilities update 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 messages ^
--messages-inbound-url='https://example.com/messages/inboud' ^
--messages-status-url='https://example.com/messages/status' ^
--messages-version='v1' ^
--no-messages-authenticate-media
✅ Fetching Application
✅ Adding messages capability to application 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
Name: Your application
Application ID: 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
Improve AI: Off
Private/Public Key: Set
Capabilities:
MESSAGES:
Authenticate Inbound Media: Off
Webhook Version: v1
Status URL: [POST] https://example.com/messages/status
Inbound URL: [POST] https://example.com/messages/inboud
NOTE: Information about your application, including the Application ID, can also be found in the Dashboard.
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