Chat code sample for Flutter for ConnectyCube platform

This README introduces ConnectyCube Chat code sample for Flutter

The project contains the following features implemented:

• User authorization:
  • By login;
  • By e-mail;
  • By Phone number (on supported platforms - Android, iOS, Web);
• Users search
• Chat dialogs creation
• 1-1 messaging
• Group messaging
• ‘Is typing’ statuses
• Group chat: edit a name, photo; list of participants, add/remove participants; leave a group
• Push notification: subscribe/unsubscribe, show local notification, navigate to the app click on a local notification
• Messages' reactions

Documentation

ConnectyCube Flutter getting started - https://developers.connectycube.com/flutter

ConnectyCube Chat API documentation - https://developers.connectycube.com/flutter/messaging

Screenshots

Quickstart and develop

Quickstart Flutter app.

Run

Prepare environment for Flutter and clone the project.

Run on Android:

• Right mouse button click on main.dart;
• Chose 'Run 'main.dart''.

The app will automatically run on your Android device.

Run on iOS:

• Start Xcode;
• Select Runner.xcworkspace to run Xcode project;
• Press the' Build' button to start project building.

The app will automatically run on a selected iOS device or simulator.

Run on macOS

• Run command from the Terminal flutter run -d macos;

Run on Windows

• Run command from the Terminal flutter run -d windows;

Run on Web

• Run command from the Terminal flutter run -d chrome;

or follow the link to take a look at the deployed version

Run on Linux

• Run command from the Terminal flutter run -d linux;

Configure Push notifications:

1. Create your own app in the ConnectyCube admin panel (if not created yet);
2. Create a project in the Firebase developer console (if not created yet);
3. Add the Server API key from the Firebase developer console to the ConnectyCube admin panel for the Android platform (short guide);
4. Add Apple certificate for the iOS platform (short guide, how to generate and set it to the admin panel);
5. Generate config file firebase_options.dart via FlutterFire CLI(the simple util provided for avoiding manual configuration for each platforms) and put it by place lib/firebase_options.dart;
6. Build and run the app as usual;

Note: For working with push notifications on the macOS platform you should generate a separate certificate similar to p.4 but with other app bundle id.

Note: For displaying notifications on the Web platform from the background you should feel the file web/firebase-messaging-sw.js with data from your Firebase developer console.

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