call_kit_for_zego 1.0.0

Real-time audio/video calling for Flutter, powered by ZEGOCLOUD, with native CallKit and Android ConnectionService incoming-call UI. Includes a demo signaling server.

Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[Unreleased]

Planned

• WebRTC support (in addition to ZEGOCLOUD)
• Group calling support
• Screen sharing
• Call recording
• End-to-end encryption
• Call quality metrics

1.0.0 - 2026-09-05

First public release, published as call_kit_for_zego.

Added

• Audio and video calling using ZEGOCLOUD
• Native CallKit integration for iOS and Android, including the full-screen incoming-call UI on locked screens
• SocketAdapter — bring your own WebSocket/Socket.IO implementation
• SignalingMapper — map any backend's event format onto the package's
• State machine for call lifecycle, with guarded transitions
• Network reconnection with exponential backoff
• 30-second ringing timeout
• In-session chat, in-call controls (mute, camera, speaker), duration tracking
• RtcRemoteVideoView / RtcLocalVideoView rendering widgets
• Optional analytics, crash-reporting and call-storage plugin interfaces
• Mic/camera permission failures surface as CallError.permissionDenied rather than the engine silently publishing an empty stream
• A runnable example app for Android and iOS, plus a demo signaling server (demo_server/) so a real call can be placed before writing any backend

Requirements

• flutter_callkit_incoming ^3.1.5
• zego_express_engine ^3.24.0 — needs a compileSdk workaround documented in the README; 3.25.0 declares compileSdkVersion 31 while its own dependencies require 33+
• Android minSdk 23; the app must request runtime mic/camera permissions and must not set android:taskAffinity="" on its MainActivity (see README)