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Voximplant plugin for embedding voice communication into Flutter applications.
flutter_voximplant #
Voximplant Flutter SDK for embedding voice communication into Flutter applications.
Demo #
https://github.com/voximplant/flutter_demos
Install #
Add flutter_voximplant
as a dependency in your pubspec.yaml file.
iOS #
Add the following entry to your Info.plist
file, located in <project root>/ios/Runner/Info.plist
:
<key>NSMicrophoneUsageDescription</key>
<string>Microphone is required to make audio calls</string>
This entry allows your app to access the microphone.
Android #
It is required to add Java 8 support.
Open <project root>android/app/build.gradle
file and add the following lines to ‘android’ section:
compileOptions {
sourceCompatibility JavaVersion.VERSION_1_8
targetCompatibility JavaVersion.VERSION_1_8
}
Usage #
To get started, you'll need to register a free Voximplant developer account.
Initialization
Client is the main class of the SDK that provides access to Voximplant’s functions,
the Voximplant().getClient()
method is used to get its instance:
import 'package:flutter_voximplant/flutter_voximplant.dart';
Client client = Voximplant().getClient();
Connect and log in to the Voximplant Cloud
The Client.getClientState()
method is used to get the current state of connection
to the Voximplant cloud and perform the actions according to it.
Future<String> loginWithPassword(String username, String password) async {
ClientState clientState = await _client.getClientState();
if (clientState == ClientState.LoggedIn) {
return _displayName;
}
if (clientState == ClientState.Disconnected) {
await _client.connect();
}
AuthResult authResult = await _client.login(username, password);
_displayName = authResult.displayName;
return _displayName;
}
Make calls
To initiate a call we need the Client.call
method.
There is a CallSettings
class which could contain custom data and extra headers (SIP headers).
Since the call can behave in different ways, there is a group of call events.
They can be triggered by the Call
class instance as the class contains all the functionality for call management.
Future<Call> makeAudioCall(String number) async {
Call call = await _client.call(number);
call.onCallDisconnected = _onCallDisconnected;
call.onCallFailed = _onCallFailed;
call.onCallConnected = _onCallConnected;
call.onCallRinging = _onCallRinging;
call.onCallAudioStarted = _onCallAudioStarted;
return call;
}
_onCallConnected(Map<String, String> headers) {
print('Call connected');
}
Receiving calls
Client.onIncomingCall
is used to get incoming calls.
There are three methods for an incoming call: answer, decline and reject. An audio stream can be sent only after the answer method call.
CallService._() {
_client = Voximplant().getClient();
_client.onIncomingCall = _onIncomingCall;
}
_onIncomingCall(Call call, Map<String, String> headers) async {
await call.answer();
}
Mid-call operations
Audio call can be put on/off hold
_hold() async {
try {
await _call.hold(!_isOnHold);
setState(() {
_isOnHold = !_isOnHold;
});
} catch (e) {
}
}
Audio device management
AudioDeviceManager
class API allow to:
- get all available audio devices
- get currently selected audio device
- select audio device
- handle active audio device changes and new audio devices (for example, Bluetooth headset or wired headset connection). These changes trigger the appropriate events.
All types of audio devices are represented in the AudioDevice
enum.
Note that there are platform specific nuances in audio device management.
To select an audio device:
_selectAudioDevice(AudioDevice device) async{
AudioDeviceManager audioDeviceManager = Voximplant().getAudioDeviceManager();
audioDeviceManager.onAudioDeviceChanged = _onAudioDeviceChange;
await audioDeviceManager.selectAudioDevice(device);
}
_onAudioDeviceChange(AudioDevice audioDevice) {
// audio device is changed
}