MascotCall encapsulates the core call-handling logic. It is designed to work in tandem with MascotClient and the underlying voice client from the Pipecat platform. For a general integration of the Mascotbot React SDK, see the Mascotbot React SDK Documentation.

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Overview

The MascotCall component enables you to provide real-time call interaction features in your application. It offers you:
  • A call “start” mechanism that connects to the backend via an API endpoint.
  • A control interface exposing start/end call and toggle audio (mute/unmute) buttons.
  • Integrated TTS support—for example, using the ElevenLabs engine.
  • Full integration with a Rive animation for your mascot via the MascotRive component.
Internally, MascotCall uses the Pipecat voice client alongside media handling and state management hooks from @mascotbot-sdk/react.

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Installation

First, ensure you have installed the Mascotbot React SDK along with its peer dependencies: 
npm install ./mascotbot-sdk-react-0.1.0.tgz
For full installation and setup details, please see the Mascotbot React SDK Docs.

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Usage

MascotCall works as a child of the MascotClient component and must be wrapped in a valid client context. The typical integration flow is as follows:
  1. Load Your Mascot Animation:
    Create and load your Rive instance using the useRive hook (from @rive-app/react-canvas).
  2. Wrap with MascotClient:
    Pass your Rive instance and any custom state-machine input names (e.g. "thumbs_up") to MascotClient.
  3. Integrate MascotCall:
    Within the MascotClient, add the MascotCall component. Provide your API endpoint and TTS configuration (if needed) as props. Use the render prop function to access call controls and state.

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Props

The MascotCall component accepts the following props:
  • apiUrl (string, required):
    The URL of your backend API endpoint that handles call signaling.
  • tts (object, optional):
    Configures Text-To-Speech (TTS) with the following properties:
    • engine (string): The TTS engine (e.g. "elevenlabs", "cartesia", or "kokoro").
    • voice (string): The identifier for the selected voice.
  • onStateChange (function, optional):
    Callback that is invoked on transport state changes (e.g. "disconnected", "connecting", "ready").
  • children (function or React node, required):
    A render prop that provides the control props:
    • startProps: Props to trigger a start call action.
    • endProps: Props to trigger the call-end action.
    • muteProps: Props to toggle mute/unmute.
    • state: The current transport state.
    • muted: Boolean indicating if the mic is muted.

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TTS Configuration

Within the tts prop you can define the TTS engine and voice settings. For example: 
tts={{
  engine: "elevenlabs",
  voice: "your-voice-id"
}}
You can adjust these settings based on your subscription and the supported providers on your backend.

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Code Example

Below is a complete integration example for MascotCall. This example shows how to set up your Rive instance, wrap your app with MascotClient, and integrate the MascotCall component with a custom UI using its render prop. 
import { MascotCall, MascotClient, MascotRive } from "@mascotbot-sdk/react";
import { Alignment, Fit, Layout, useRive } from "@rive-app/react-canvas";

// Replace with your API endpoint.
const MASCOT_CALL_API_URL = "your-endpoint-domain";

export default function Call() {
  const rive = useRive(
    {
      src: "your_rive_file_url",
      artboard: "YourArtboard",
      animations: "YourAnimation",
      stateMachines: "YourStateMachine",
      autoplay: true,
      layout: new Layout({
        fit: Fit.FitHeight,
        alignment: Alignment.Center,
      }),
    },
    {
      shouldResizeCanvasToContainer: true,
    }
  );

  return (
    <MascotClient rive={rive} inputs={["thumbs_up"]}>
      <div style={{ position: "relative", height: "100%" }}>
        <MascotCall
          apiUrl={MASCOT_CALL_API_URL}
          tts={{ engine: "elevenlabs", voice: "your-voice-id" }}
          onStateChange={(state) => console.log("Call state:", state)}
          debug
        >
          {(provided) => (
            <>
              <MascotRive
                onClick={({ inputs }) => {
                  inputs?.thumbs_up && inputs.thumbs_up.fire();
                }}
              />

              <div
                style={{
                  position: "absolute",
                  bottom: 0,
                  insetInline: 0,
                  paddingBottom: 16,
                  zIndex: 50,
                }}
              >
                <div
                  style={{
                    display: "flex",
                    flexDirection: "column",
                    rowGap: 6,
                    width: "max-content",
                    marginInline: "auto",
                  }}
                >
                  {provided.state === "disconnected" ? (
                    <button {...provided.startProps}>Start</button>
                  ) : provided.state === "ready" ? (
                    <button
                      {...provided.endProps}
                      style={{ backgroundColor: "red", color: "white", borderColor: "red" }}
                    >
                      End
                    </button>
                  ) : (
                    <button
                      style={{ opacity: 0.5, pointerEvents: "none" }}
                    >
                      Connecting…
                    </button>
                  )}
                  <button {...provided.muteProps}>
                    {provided.muted ? "Unmute" : "Mute"}
                  </button>
                </div>
              </div>
            </>
          )}
        </MascotCall>

        <div
          style={{
            position: "absolute",
            bottom: 0,
            insetInline: 0,
            height: 150,
            background:
              "linear-gradient(to top, rgb(255, 255, 255) 15%, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0))",
          }}
        />
      </div>
    </MascotClient>
  );
}
With this setup, your application will be equipped with interactive voice call features integrated alongside your Mascot’s animation and TTS capabilities. For more details and advanced configuration options, consult the Mascotbot React SDK documentation and the relevant source files in the repository.