callbundle 1.0.1

Native incoming & outgoing call UI for Flutter. Provides CallKit on iOS and TelecomManager + adaptive notifications on Android.

CallBundle

A federated Flutter plugin for managing native incoming and outgoing call UI on iOS (CallKit) and Android (TelecomManager + Notification).

CallBundle is built with reliability, scalability, and enterprise standards in mind.

Features

• Native call UI on both iOS (CallKit) and Android (TelecomManager + Notification)
• MethodChannel-only communication — no EventChannel, no silent event drops
• Cold-start support — deterministic handshake via PendingCallStore
• OEM-adaptive notifications — built-in budget OEM detection and adaptive strategies
• Audio session management — controlled .mixWithOthers mode, prevents HMS audio kill
• PushKit in-plugin — VoIP push handled inside the plugin, not in AppDelegate
• Consumer ProGuard rules — shipped in the plugin, no app-level configuration needed
• Thread-safe state — ConcurrentHashMap (Android), serial DispatchQueue (iOS)

Getting Started

Add callbundle to your pubspec.yaml:

dependencies:
  callbundle: ^1.0.0

Usage

import 'package:callbundle/callbundle.dart';

// Configure the plugin
await CallBundle.configure(NativeCallConfig(
  appName: 'MyApp',
  android: AndroidCallConfig(phoneAccountLabel: 'MyApp Calls'),
  ios: IosCallConfig(supportsVideo: true),
));

// Listen for call events
CallBundle.onEvent.listen((event) {
  print('Call event: ${event.type} for call ${event.callId}');
});

// Show incoming call
await CallBundle.showIncomingCall(NativeCallParams(
  callId: 'unique-call-id',
  callerName: 'John Doe',
  callType: NativeCallType.audio,
  handle: '[phone]',
));

// End a call
await CallBundle.endCall('unique-call-id');

Links

• GitHub Repository
• API Documentation
• Ikolvi