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Core SDK for the flutter products

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StreamCore (Flutter)

⚠️ Internal SDK — Not for public use

This is the internal Dart SDK that powers several of Stream’s products (stream_feed, stream_chat and stream_video).

It provides shared low-level utilities, such as:

  • A robust WebSocket client
  • Retry/backoff logic
  • Logging and monitoring tools
  • Dependency injection and lightweight service containers
  • Support for uploading attachments
  • User models
  • Other utils that are used in the products

🔒 Intended Usage

This package is not designed for direct use by customers. It acts as the foundation layer for other Stream SDKs and contains internal logic that is subject to change.

If you're building an app with Stream, use stream-chat-flutter or stream-video-flutter instead.

⚠️ Versioning Notice

This library does follow semantic versioning. Breaking changes may be introduced at any time without warning. We reserve the right to refactor or remove functionality without deprecation periods. However, as all our products need to depend on the same version of the core packages we want to limit breaking changes as much as possible.

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Build scalable in-app chat, feeds, and live video with AI moderation capabilities in hours, not weeks.

LanguagesDartC++SwiftCMakeKotlinCPythonRubyHTMLObjective-C

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