at_events_flutter 3.1.3

A Flutter plugin project to manage events (time, place and attendees) using the @‎platform.

example/EXAMPLE.md

[at_events_flutter] example

The [at_events_flutter] package is designed to make it easy to manage events between atsigns.

How it works

Like most applications built for the @‎platform, we start with the at_onboarding_flutter widget which handles secure management of secret keys for an atsign as cryptographically secure replacement for usernames and passwords.

We use the [Onboarding()] widget in our [main.dart] and navigate to our [second_screen.dart] after successfully onboarding.

If you want to remove any already paired atsign, use the Clear paired atsigns button, it will remove all the paired atsigns for this example package.

As the [at_events_flutter] package has to be initialised, so we initialise it in the [init()] of second_screen.dart by calling

    initialiseEventService(NavService.navKey,
        mapKey: dotenv.get('MAP_KEY'),
        apiKey: dotenv.get('API_KEY'),
        rootDomain: 'root.atsign.org',
        streamAlternative: updateEvents
    );

NOTE: Make sure to pass in the [MAP_KEY] and the [API_KEY] in the .env file.

NOTE: The [at_events_flutter] depends on [at_location_flutter] for location sharing, so we use the default value of [initLocation] (true) in [initialiseEventService()].

We also pass a function [updateEvents] to [initialiseEventService()] in the [streamAlternative] parameter which will give us a list of updated events from the [at_events_flutter] package.

The [second_screen.dart] consists of the following functions:

• Create event - Will build the default create event bottomsheet. To use this functionality call [CreateEvent()].
• Move to the map screen for an event - Call [HomeEventService().onEventModelTap()] and pass in the event parameter.

Open source usage and contributions

This is freely licensed open source code, so feel free to use it as is, suggest changes or enhancements or create your own version. See CONTRIBUTING.md for detailed guidance on how to setup tools, tests and make a pull request.