ConnectyCube Flutter Call Kit plugin

A Flutter plugin for displaying call screen when the app is in the background or terminated. It provides a complex solution for implementation the background calls feature in your app including getting token and displaying the Incoming call screen.

Supported platforms

Android
iOS

Features

access device token (FCM for Android and VoIP for iOS)
notifying the app about token refreshing via callback
displaying the Incoming call screen when push notification was delivered on the device
notifying the app about user action performed on the Incoming call screen (accept, reject, mute (for iOS))
providing the methods for manual managing of the Incoming screen including the manual showing the Incoming call screen
getting the data about the current call during the call session
some customizations according to your app needs (ringtone, icon, accent color(for Android))

Configure your project

This plugin doesn't require complicated configs, just connect it as usual flutter plugin to your app and do the next simple actions:

Prepare Android

add the Google services config file google-services.json by path your_app/android/app/
add next string at the end of your build.gradle file by path your_app/android/app/build.gradle:

apply plugin: 'com.google.gms.google-services'

If your app is targeted to targetSdkVersion 31 and you need to start the app by clicking the Accept button you should request the permission SYSTEM_ALERT_WINDOW from the user first. For it, you can use the plugin permission_handler.

Prepare iOS

add next strings to your Info.plist file by path your_app/ios/Runner/Info.plist:

<key>UIBackgroundModes</key>
<array>
    <string>remote-notification</string>
    <string>voip</string>
</array>

API and callbacks

Get token

The plugin returns the VoIP token for the iOS platform and the FCM token for the Android platform.

Get token from the system:

ConnectycubeFlutterCallKit.getToken().then((token) {
    // use received token for subscription on push notifications on your server
});

Listen to the refresh token event:

ConnectycubeFlutterCallKit.onTokenRefreshed = (token) {
    // use refreshed token for resubscription on your server
};

Customize the plugin

We added a helpful method for customization the plugin according to your needs. At this moment you can customize the ringtone, icon, and color accent. Use the next method for it:

ConnectycubeFlutterCallKit.instance.updateConfig(ringtone: 'custom_ringtone', icon: 'app_icon', color: '#07711e');

Show Incoming call notification

P2PCallSession incomingCall; // the call received somewhere

CallEvent callEvent = CallEvent(
    sessionId: incomingCall.sessionId,
    callType: incomingCall.callType,
    callerId: incomingCall.callerId,
    callerName: 'Caller Name',
    opponentsIds: incomingCall.opponentsIds,
    userInfo: {'customParameter1': 'value1'});
ConnectycubeFlutterCallKit.showCallNotification(callEvent);

Listen to the user action from the Incoming call screen:

Listen in the foreground

Add the listeners during initialization of the plugin:

ConnectycubeFlutterCallKit.instance.init(
    onCallAccepted: _onCallAccepted,
    onCallRejected: _onCallRejected,
);

Future<void> _onCallAccepted(CallEvent callEvent) async {
    // the call was accepted
}

Future<void> _onCallRejected(CallEvent callEvent) async {
    // the call was rejected
}

Listen in the background or terminated state (Android only):

ConnectycubeFlutterCallKit.onCallRejectedWhenTerminated = onCallRejectedWhenTerminated;
ConnectycubeFlutterCallKit.onCallAcceptedWhenTerminated = onCallAcceptedWhenTerminated;

!> Attention: the functions onCallRejectedWhenTerminated and onCallAcceptedWhenTerminated must be a top-level function and cannot be anonymous

Get the call state

var callState = await ConnectycubeFlutterCallKit.getCallState(sessionId: sessionId);

Get the call data

ConnectycubeFlutterCallKit.getCallData(sessionId: sessionId).then((callData) {
      
});

Get the id of the latest call

It is helpful for some cases to know the id of the last received call. You can get it via:

var sessionId = await ConnectycubeFlutterCallKit.getLastCallId();

Then you can get the state of this call using getCallState.

Notify the plugin about processing the call on the Flutter app side

For dismissing the Incoming call screen (or the Call Kit for iOS) you should notify the plugin about these events. Use next functions for it:

ConnectycubeFlutterCallKit.reportCallAccepted(sessionId: uuid, callType: callType);
ConnectycubeFlutterCallKit.reportCallEnded(sessionId: uuid);

Clear call data

After finishing the call you can clear all data on the plugin side related to this call, call the next code for it

await ConnectycubeFlutterCallKit.clearCallData(sessionId: sessionId);

Manage the app visibility on the lock screen (Android only)

In case you need to show your app after accepting the call from the lock screen you can do it using the method

ConnectycubeFlutterCallKit.setOnLockScreenVisibility(isVisible: true);

After finishing that call you should hide your app under the lock screen, do it via

ConnectycubeFlutterCallKit.setOnLockScreenVisibility(isVisible: false);

Show Incoming call screen by push notification

In case you want to display the Incoming call screen automatically by push notification you can do it easily. For it, the caller should send the push notification to all call members. This push notification should contain some required parameters. If you use the Connectycube Flutter SDK, you can do it using the next code:

CreateEventParams params = CreateEventParams();
params.parameters = {
    'message': "Incoming ${currentCall.callType == CallType.VIDEO_CALL ? "Video" : "Audio"} call",
    'call_type': currentCall.callType,
    'session_id': currentCall.sessionId,
    'caller_id': currentCall.callerId,
    'caller_name': callerName,
    'call_opponents': currentCall.opponentsIds.join(','),
    'signal_type': 'startCall',
    'ios_voip': 1,
 };

params.notificationType = NotificationType.PUSH;
params.environment = CubeEnvironment.DEVELOPMENT; // not important
params.usersIds = currentCall.opponentsIds.toList();

createEvent(params.getEventForRequest()).then((cubeEvent) {
      // event was created
}).catchError((error) {
      // something went wrong during event creation
});

For hiding the Incoming call screen via push notification use a similar request but with a different signal_type, it can be 'endCall' or 'rejectCall'.

You can check how this plugin works in our P2P Calls code sample.

androidwoman/connectycube_flutter_call_kit2.0.5