kicksdk 0.1.1

Kick (kick.com) without the I/O - requests, response parsers, the realtime chat protocol and webhook verification - from one Rust core, through dart:ffi.

kicksdk (Dart and Flutter)

Kick (kick.com) without the I/O: requests, response parsers, the realtime chat protocol and webhook verification, from the kicksdk Rust core, through dart:ffi.

import 'package:kicksdk/io.dart';

final chat = connectChat(
  chatroomId: chatroomId,
  channelId: channelId,
  onEvent: (e) {
    final event = e['event'];
    if (event['type'] == 'chat_message') print('${event['sender']['username']}: ${event['content']}');
  },
);
// later: chat.close();

package:kicksdk/kicksdk.dart has the rest, without dart:io: Website.channelRequest / parseChannel, PublicApi.livestreamsRequests, Realtime and Session, Events.parse, Webhooks.verify, … Requests are KickRequests for any HTTP client; errors are KickException with kind and status.

The native library. The package's build hook downloads it, precompiled, from the GitHub release matching the package version, for Linux, macOS, Windows (x64, arm64), Android (arm64, arm, x64) and iOS (device and simulator), and checks it against the SHA-256 published with the package. On any other target, if the download fails, or when asked to, it builds it from the Rust sources shipped in the package, which needs a Rust toolchain (rustup target add <triple>):

# your app's pubspec.yaml
hooks:
  user_defines:
    kicksdk:
      build_from_source: true          # always build
      # binary_base_url: https://…     # a mirror of the release assets

Kick's realtime server only accepts Origin: https://kick.com; connectChat sends it. MIT OR Apache-2.0. Not affiliated with Kick.