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Documentation Map

MediaSFU has a few public guide surfaces because different visitors need different levels of detail. Use this map when you are choosing where to start or when an older link brought you here.

Choose by audience

NeedBest placeWhy
Configure the dashboard without writing codeUser Guides HubNon-technical walkthroughs for rooms, recordings, billing, Lite Dashboard, widgets, telephony, and day-to-day account usage.
Follow the full dashboard walkthroughDashboard User GuideThe visual guide that used to own the public /docs experience, kept for no-code and operations readers.
Work with rooms, domains, recordings, sub-users, AI credentials, SIP, widgets, translation, or disposable keysDeveloper Console GuideInteractive developer-facing reference for MediaSFU dashboard and REST-style platform features.
Build with an SDKSDK GuidesFramework setup for ReactJS, Angular, React Native, Expo, Vue, Flutter, Kotlin, and shared-core integrations.
Find signatures and generated class/function docsAPI Reference or Generated API DocsThe overview explains the packages; the generated API root opens the staged TypeDoc, Dartdoc, and Dokka/KDoc references.
Compare starter product screensStarter ScreensVisual targets for WhatsApp-style calls, Twitch-style host dashboards, TikTok Live guest queues, and support consoles.
Inspect React UI surfaces visuallyStorybook Visual Preview or Storybook AppStorybook is the React visual companion; this portal remains the implementation guide.

Compatibility routes

Older public links continue to point somewhere useful:

Older routeCurrent destination
/docs/This docs portal for SDKs, usage paths, API overview, and public implementation guidance.
/documentationDeveloper Console Guide for dashboard/API feature configuration.
/docs-newThis documentation map.
/quick-usage and /cheat-codeQuick Usage Guide for SDK selection, secure room setup, UI ownership, and generated API links.
/componentsStorybook visual preview guidance.
/docs/api/Generated API docs landing page.

Where Each Guide Fits

Use each route for the audience it serves best:

  • Keep SDK setup, usage paths, generated API links, and starter implementation recipes in this docs portal.
  • Keep dashboard walkthroughs and low-code/no-code operational guides in the main MediaSFU user guide surfaces.
  • Keep developer console feature guides that depend on the live dashboard UI in /documentation.
  • Keep fast cross-surface orientation in /quick-usage, then link readers into the canonical SDK, API, and dashboard guides.
  • Keep React component exploration in Storybook and link back to this portal for production integration details.