Overview
This guide provides comprehensive best practices for implementing the akool-streaming-avatar-sdk package securely and efficiently. When implementing a JavaScript SDK that interacts with sensitive resources or APIs, it is critical to ensure the security of private keys, tokens, and other sensitive credentials. Key Security Principles:- Never expose private keys in client-side code
 - Use short-lived session tokens
 - Delegate authentication to a backend server
 - Implement proper error handling and logging
 - Follow secure coding practices for real-time communication
 
- NPM Package
 - GitHub Repository
 - Current Version: 1.0.6
 
Prerequisites
- Get your Akool API Token from Akool Authentication API
 - Basic knowledge of backend services and internet security
 - Understanding of JavaScript and HTTP requests
 - Node.js 14+ (for development)
 - Modern browser with WebRTC support
 
Security Best Practices
1. Backend Session Management
❌ Never do this (Client-side token exposure):2. Backend Implementation Example
Create secure endpoints in your backend to handle sensitive operations:- Sign up functions for steaming events and button click events:
 
Additional Resources
- Complete API Reference - Detailed API documentation
 - Getting Started Guide - Quick start tutorial
 - NPM Package - Official package
 - GitHub Repository - Source code
 - Akool Authentication API - Authentication guide
 - Error Codes Reference - Error handling guide
 - Live Avatar API - Backend session creation