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C# RTC quickstart
Overview
Join an Agora RTC channel from a C# quickstart and publish/subscribe to real-time audio or video.
Use this recipe when you want a working reference for C#, RTC SDK, channel join, quickstart.
Repository: AgoraIO-Community/Agora-C_Sharp_QuickStart
Prerequisites
- An Agora account and project App ID.
- The platform toolchain required by this repository.
- A test device, simulator, browser, or runtime that supports the sample's audio/video path.
- A second RTC client or sample instance for validating remote publish and subscribe behavior.
Configure
Create or update the project configuration with:
AGORA_APP_ID
For local testing, some Agora projects allow tokenless joins when App Certificate is disabled. For production, generate RTC tokens on a trusted server and renew them before expiration.
Keep production Agora tokens server-generated and renew them before expiration.
Run The Sample
Follow the repository README to install dependencies, configure the Agora App ID, then run the sample and join a test channel from another client to verify media flow.
What To Check
- The app registers Agora RTC event handlers before joining a channel.
- Local media preview or local audio state appears after permissions are granted.
- Remote users are rendered or heard when they publish audio/video.
user-publishedor native user-joined callbacks are handled for each media type the sample supports.- Leaving the channel stops local capture and releases RTC resources.
Production Notes
- Never ship an App Certificate or privileged token generator in a client app.
- Renew tokens from the SDK expiration callback before the current token expires.
- Use subscriber/audience roles for users who should not publish media.
- Keep UID types consistent across clients in the same channel.
- For browser-based samples, deploy over HTTPS except when testing on
localhost; for native samples, validate camera, microphone, and audio routing permissions on target devices.
Implementation Prompt
text
You are working in `AgoraIO-Community/Agora-C_Sharp_QuickStart`. Add or adapt this sample so a developer can run the c# rtc quickstart end to end with Agora RTC.
Goals:
- Preserve the existing sample architecture and README commands.
- Configure Agora credentials through environment variables or the platform-native configuration already used by the repo.
- Register RTC event handlers before joining the channel.
- Join a test channel, publish local media when the sample role allows it, and subscribe to remote users.
- Clean up RTC resources when leaving the channel or closing the app.
- Add production notes for token generation, renewal, and audience-only subscriber roles where applicable.
Validate by running the project-specific build or launch command from the README and testing with a second client in the same channel.# C# RTC quickstart
## Overview
Join an Agora RTC channel from a C# quickstart and publish/subscribe to real-time audio or video.
Use this recipe when you want a working reference for C#, RTC SDK, channel join, quickstart.
Repository: [AgoraIO-Community/Agora-C_Sharp_QuickStart](https://github.com/AgoraIO-Community/Agora-C_Sharp_QuickStart)
## Prerequisites
- An Agora account and project App ID.
- The platform toolchain required by this repository.
- A test device, simulator, browser, or runtime that supports the sample's audio/video path.
- A second RTC client or sample instance for validating remote publish and subscribe behavior.
## Configure
Create or update the project configuration with:
- `AGORA_APP_ID`
For local testing, some Agora projects allow tokenless joins when App Certificate is disabled. For production, generate RTC tokens on a trusted server and renew them before expiration.
Keep production Agora tokens server-generated and renew them before expiration.
## Run The Sample
Follow the repository README to install dependencies, configure the Agora App ID, then run the sample and join a test channel from another client to verify media flow.
## What To Check
- The app registers Agora RTC event handlers before joining a channel.
- Local media preview or local audio state appears after permissions are granted.
- Remote users are rendered or heard when they publish audio/video.
- `user-published` or native user-joined callbacks are handled for each media type the sample supports.
- Leaving the channel stops local capture and releases RTC resources.
## Production Notes
- Never ship an App Certificate or privileged token generator in a client app.
- Renew tokens from the SDK expiration callback before the current token expires.
- Use subscriber/audience roles for users who should not publish media.
- Keep UID types consistent across clients in the same channel.
- For browser-based samples, deploy over HTTPS except when testing on `localhost`; for native samples, validate camera, microphone, and audio routing permissions on target devices.
## Implementation Prompt
```text
You are working in `AgoraIO-Community/Agora-C_Sharp_QuickStart`. Add or adapt this sample so a developer can run the c# rtc quickstart end to end with Agora RTC.
Goals:
- Preserve the existing sample architecture and README commands.
- Configure Agora credentials through environment variables or the platform-native configuration already used by the repo.
- Register RTC event handlers before joining the channel.
- Join a test channel, publish local media when the sample role allows it, and subscribe to remote users.
- Clean up RTC resources when leaving the channel or closing the app.
- Add production notes for token generation, renewal, and audience-only subscriber roles where applicable.
Validate by running the project-specific build or launch command from the README and testing with a second client in the same channel.
```