jitsi_meet 0.1.0

Jitsi Meet Plugin

jitsi_meet

Jitsi Meet Plugin for Flutter. Supports Android and iOS platforms.

"Jitsi Meet is an open-source (Apache) WebRTC JavaScript application that uses Jitsi Videobridge to provide high quality, secure and scalable video conferences."

Find more information about Jitsi Meet here

Getting Started

_joinMeeting() async {
    try {
      var options = JitsiMeetingOptions()
        ..room = "myroom" // Required, spaces will be trimmed
        ..subject = "Meeting with Gunschu"
        ..userDisplayName = "My Name"
        ..userEmail = "[e-mail]"
        ..audioOnly = true
        ..audioMuted = true
        ..videoMuted = true;

      await JitsiMeet.joinMeeting(options);
    } catch (error) {
      debugPrint("error: $error");
    }
  }

JitsiMeetingOptions

Field	Required	Default	Description
room	Yes	N/A	Unique room name that will be appended to serverURL. Spaces will ignored to form a valid URL.
subject	No	$room	Meeting name displayed at the top of the meeting. Defaults to room name if null
userDisplayName	No	"Fellow Jitster"	User's display name
userEmail	No	none	User's email address
audioOnly	No	false	Start meeting without video. Can be turned on in meeting.
audioMuted	No	false	Start meeting with audio muted. Can be turned on in meeting.
videoMuted	No	false	Start meeting with video muted. Can be turned on in meeting.
serverURL	N/A	meet.jitsi.si	Not yet implemented. Specify your own hosted server. Defaults to Jitsi Meet's servers.
userAvatarURL	N/A	none	Not yet implemented. User's avatar URL.
token	N/A	none	Not yet implemented. JWT token used for authentication.

JitsiMeetingResponse

Field	Type	Description
isSuccess	bool	Success indicator.
message	String	Success message or error as a String.
error	dynamic	Optional, only exists if isSuccess is false. The error object.

Title bar

When Jitsi Meet is opening, the title bar will reflect:

• For Android: the android:label tag in the AndroidManifest.xml in
• For iOS: the Bundle name in Info.plist

Contributing

Send a pull request with as much information as possible clearly describing the issue or feature. Try to keep changes small and for one issue at a time.