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Stream Chat Flutter Core é o SDK oficial para criar experiências personalizadas de chat em aplicativos Flutter. Ele oferece uma base sólida para mensagens em tempo real com suporte para Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, Web e Windows. Os desenvolvedores podem aproveitar suas poderosas APIs para implementar funcionalidades como envio de mensagens, presença de usuários, indicadores de digitação e muito mais, mantendo controle total sobre a interface. O SDK se integra perfeitamente aos serviços backend do Stream, permitindo comunicação escalonável e segura. Ideal para aplicativos que exigem funcionalidades avançadas e interativas de chat.
Casos de uso
Aplicativos de mensagens em tempo real
Interfaces de bate-papo personalizadas
Soluções de chat multiplataforma
Ferramentas de colaboração em equipe
Sistemas de suporte ao cliente
Principais recursos
Sincronização em tempo real de mensagens
Compatibilidade multiplataforma
componentes de interface do usuário extensíveis
Presença do usuário e indicadores de digitação
Integração de autenticação segura
Indicado para
Desenvolvedores criando interfaces de chat personalizadas
Equipes que precisam de chat multiplataforma
Aplicativos que exigem mensagens escalonáveis
Desenvolvedores Flutter usando o backend do Stream
Considerações
Requer configuração de backend do Stream
Configuração adicional para autenticação
Curva de aprendizado para recursos avançados
Dependente da estabilidade da API do Stream
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Version 10 is a major update to the Stream Chat Flutter SDK:
Modern redesign — refreshed channel list, message list, composer, reactions, avatars, and media viewer with a cleaner, more polished default look.
Unified design system — design tokens (colors, typography, spacing, icons) are now consistent across all Stream SDK platforms. Theming is rebuilt around StreamTheme, a Flutter ThemeExtension registered on MaterialApp.theme.
Cross-platform name alignment — APIs and component names now match their iOS, Android, React, and React Native counterparts (e.g. StreamMessageComposer, StreamChannelListItem).
StreamComponentFactory — a single customization entry point that replaces the scattered builder slots that previously lived on each widget.
Cookbook — new task-oriented recipes for common customizations.
See the V10 Migration Guide for a full list of breaking changes and upgrade instructions.
Features
The UI package ships an extensive set of performant and customizable widgets:
Rich media messages with Markdown rendering
Reactions
Threads and quoted replies
Typing and read indicators
Channel and message lists
Message composer with autocomplete triggers (@ mentions, / commands)
Image, video, and file uploads with previews and a built-in media gallery viewer
Voice messages
Polls
Drafts
Pinned messages
Message reminders
Message actions context menu (reply, edit, copy, pin, delete, flag, mute, block, and more)
Message search
Giphy support
AI assistant streaming responses
Push notifications (Firebase, APN, and Huawei)
Offline storage and optimistic updates
Static and live location sharing
Localization
and a lot more.
Sample App
Check out the sample_app in this repository — a fully functional messenger built with stream_chat_flutter that demonstrates the SDK's core features end to end. It is the recommended reference when wiring things up in your own app.
Stream is free for most side and hobby projects. To qualify, your project/company needs to have fewer than five team members and under $10,000 in monthly revenue.
For complete pricing details, visit our Chat Pricing Page.
Packages
Stream Chat Dart is a monorepo built using Melos. Individual packages can be found in the packages directory; configuration and top-level commands live in melos.yaml.
The SDK is layered — each package builds on top of the previous:
The full UI SDK. Includes a set of reusable and customizable UI widgets on top of the core and low-level client packages. This is the recommended starting point for most apps.
We recommend using stream_chat_flutter for most apps. Unless your UI is completely different from the common industry standard, you should be able to customize the built-in widgets to match your needs.
Use stream_chat_flutter_core if you need full UI control but want the data/state logic handled for you.
Use stream_chat directly for maximum control over architecture, UI, and data.
You can also mix and match — it is common to use the UI SDK for most screens and drop down to the low-level client for specific operations.
Getting Started
To get started, run bootstrap after cloning the project:
melos bootstrap
The best place to start is the Flutter Chat Tutorial.
It teaches you how to use this SDK and shows how to make frequently required changes.
Every package folder also includes a fully functional example with setup instructions.
Bug fixes and behavior improvements cause a patch version bump.
New features are shipped with an increased minor version.
Incompatible API changes cause a major version increase.
Occasionally, the SDK can include visual changes (whitespace, color, sizing) in minor versions as we continuously improve the default look of our UI widgets.
We've recently closed a $38 million Series B funding round and we keep actively growing.
Our APIs are used by more than a billion end-users, and you'll have a chance to make a huge impact on the product within a team of the strongest engineers all over the world.
