How to Use RealtimeKit in Flutter 3.23.0 & Does It Support Text Chat Without a Call?
I'm currently working on a Flutter project using version 3.23.0, and I’m looking to integrate RealtimeKit into my app.
I have two main questions:
How can I properly integrate RealtimeKit with Flutter 3.23.0?
Are there any examples, documentation, or recommended practices for getting started?
Does RealtimeKit support standalone text chat?
Specifically, I’d like to know if two users in a meeting room (not in a voice or video call) can still send text messages to each other — is that possible?
Any help, guidance, or example code would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your time and support!
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Not sure on the flutter part, but you can use data channels for sending text and arbitrary data over realtimekit