destroy()

destroy()

You can re-use the call object multiple times (a sequence of join(), leave(), join(), etc method calls will work as expected).

But when you are finished with the daily-js call object, you should call destroy() to free all resources associated with it.

This is particularly important if you plan to create another daily-js object in the future. If you don't call destroy(), and later create a new daily-js call object, the event listeners from the old object and the new object will interfere with one another.

Starting in react-native-daily-js 0.43.0, using a call instance after calling destroy() on it is not allowed and any attempt will throw an Error in order to help defend against this.