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cross_connectivity

A Flutter plugin for handling Connectivity and REAL Connection state in the mobile, web and desktop platforms. Supports iOS, Android, Web, Windows, Linux and macOS.

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A Flutter plugin for handling Connectivity and REAL Connection state in the mobile, web and desktop platforms. Supports iOS, Android, Web, Windows, Linux and macOS.

Getting Started

In order to use this plugin, add dependency in the pubspec.yaml:

cross_connectivity: any

or

cross_connectivity:
    git:
      url: https://github.com/marchdev-tk/cross_connectivity

Add an import to dart file:

import 'package:cross_connectivity/cross_connectivity.dart';
Samples

Web sample:

Web Sample

Desktop sample:

Desktop Sample

Mobile sample:

Mobile Sample

Usage
Functional approach

This plugin provides two streams:

  • isConnected that shows whether the device is REALLY connected to the network or not.
  • onConnectivityChanged that it will not let you know about state of the REAL network connection. It only shows connectivity state.

Also for one time check could be used following methods:

  • checkConnection() that is working like isConnected, but returns Future<bool> instread of Stream<bool>.
  • checkConnectivity() that is working like onConnectivityChanged, but returns Future<ConnectivityStatus> instread of Stream<ConnectivityStatus>.

There are no more methods (they are working only on Android/iOS/macOS):

  • getWifiName() - Obtains the wifi name (SSID) of the connected network.
  • getWifiBSSID() - Obtains the wifi BSSID of the connected network.
  • getWifiIP() - Obtains the IP address of the connected wifi network.

They are removed to wifi_info_flutter.

Migration guide:

If you don't use any of the above APIs, your code should work as is. In addition, you can also remove NSLocationAlwaysAndWhenInUseUsageDescription and NSLocationWhenInUseUsageDescription in ios/Runner/Info.plist

If you use any of the above APIs, you can find the same APIs in the wifi_info_flutter plugin. For example, to migrate getWifiName, use the new plugin:

final WifiInfo _wifiInfo = WifiInfo();
final String wifiName = await _wifiInfo.getWifiName();
Widget approach

As an alteration to funcitonal approach could be used ConnectivityBuilder widget as follows:

ConnectivityBuilder(
  builder: (context, isConnected, status) => Row(
    mainAxisSize: MainAxisSize.min,
    children: <Widget>[
      Icon(
        isConnected == true
            ? Icons.signal_wifi_4_bar
            : Icons.signal_wifi_off,
        color: isConnected == true ? Colors.green : Colors.red,
      ),
      const SizedBox(width: 8),
      Text(
        '$status',
        style: TextStyle(
          color: status != ConnectivityStatus.none
              ? Colors.green
              : Colors.red,
        ),
      ),
    ],
  ),
)

Feature requests and Bug reports

Feel free to post a feature requests or report a bug here.

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