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firebase_chat

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Jun 25, 2023
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Firebase Chat🔥💬

⛏️ Getting started

To get started with Firebase, please see the documentation available at https://firebase.flutter.dev/docs/overview

Add Firebase Chat to your project by following the instructions on the install page and start using it:

import 'package:firebase_chat/firebase_chat.dart';

📱 Example

Extend your StatefulWidget
class ChatPage extends BaseChat {
  ChatPage({
    @required ChatEntity entity,
  }) : super(entity);

  @override
  _ChatPageState createState() => _ChatPageState();
}

class _ChatPageState extends BaseChatState<ChatPage> {
...
Override Methods and Properties

You can checkout example file

Widget inputBuilder(BuildContext context, ChatInputState state);
Future editAndUpload(Uint8List data);
Future getImage();

Widget get emptyWidget;
Widget get errorWidget;
Widget get loadingWidget;
Color  get primaryColor;
Color  get secondaryColor;

Models 📦

Peer User 👨
Fields
  • id - user Id
  • image - user image url
  • name - user display name
Constructors
  • PeerUser({this.id, this.image, this.name})
  • PeerUser.fromSnapshot(DocumentSnapshot snap)
Chat Entity 📩
Fields
  • mainUser - logged in user
  • peers - Map of users <user ID, PeerUser>
  • lastMessage - last sent message
  • title - name of the chat (You can name group chats, can be nullable)

License ⚖️

Issues and feedback 💭

If you have any suggestion for including a feature or if something doesn't work, feel free to open a Github issue for us to have a discussion on it.

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Tedo Makharadze ↗

@StrangeLoopGames Tbilisi, Georgia
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