I am working to integrate Twilio Programmable Chat into a Qt/QML application - meaning I cannot readily use the Javascript Client SDK. I would like to have features like typing indicator, token expiration notices, etc. handled in my client.
In the examples, the client sdk initiates a WebSocket connection directly to Twilio and receives events like token expiration, etc. directly.
Twilio seems to provide a number of SDKs that abstract the majority of features (read receipt, typing indicator, access-token), for Javascript, iOs, and Android.
However, it appears that their "server-side" wrappers (helper libraries) offer limited functionality only for accessing REST aspects of API, and not WebSockets.
As I am working in QML I cannot just drop a remote Javascript library into a webpage and start building a client (The Javascript inevitably does not act the same).
Does Twilio provide any documentation for access it's Programmable Chat WebSocket connections directly? I could also build my own NodeJS WebSocket wrapper around a library, however, twilio-node just looks like a wrapper around the REST API as well.
