A framework to build websocket servers for Flutter Apps that lets you update your widgets in realtime by streaming data changes with WebSockets. Create your Flutter App without Firebase, with PostgreSQL, MySQL, or any database you want, handle WebSocket authentication, and quickly add audio and video calls with WebRTC!
This is the server side in Node.js, click here to access the Askless Flutter Client
Check the example of a Flutter Chat App with Node.js, WebSockets and MySQL, also supports video and audio calls.
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- Askless Backend in Node.js the backend side of this Flutter client
- Documentation
- Askless Flutter Client
- Level: 🔴 ⚪ ⚪ ⚪ ⚪ Flutter Random Numbers Example: Random numbers are generated on the server.
- Level: 🔴 🔴 ⚪ ⚪ ⚪ Flutter Simple Chat Example: Simple chat between the colors blue and green.
- Level: 🔴 🔴 🔴 ⚪ ⚪ Flutter Catalog Example: Users adding and removing products from a catalog.
- Level: 🔴 🔴 🔴 🔴 🔴 Flutter Chat App with MySQL or PostgreSQL + video and audio calls: A Flutter Chat App with MySQL, WebSockets, and Node.js, supports live video and audio calls streaming with WebRTC in Flutter
1 - Install Askless
npm install --save askless
2 - Import the package
import { AsklessServer } from "askless";
3 - Create and init the server
const server = new AsklessServer();
server.init({
wsOptions: { port : 3000 }
});
4 - Check the documentation and create your server first App with Askless, you can also check the examples.
5 - Start the server
server.start();
6 - Discover your server url on your local network:
console.log(server.localUrl)
Run the server, it will print something like: ws://192.168.?.?:3000
Feel free to open an issue about:
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❔ questions
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📄 documentation improvements
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🐜 potential bugs