Took over from previous owner because the old repo isn't maintained.
I am making an SMS app (that will be open source when it is more stable) and I need a good package for all the CRUD actions that I need to do with my messages.
I wanted to maintain this flutter library since I was building my own sms application but life came in between. Sorry for not letting you know sooner. I hope someone will fork this and extend upon it, as I wanted to do.
This is an SMS library for Flutter.
It only support Android. iOS and MMS is not in the scope of this project nor will it ever be.
I have forked this repository so I can improve and add my own functionality.
For help getting started with Flutter, view the online documentation.
For help on editing plugin code, view the documentation.
Once you're familiar with Flutter you may install this package adding sms_maintained
(0.2.5 or higher) to the dependencies list of the pubspec.yaml
file as follow:
...
dependencies:
flutter:
sdk: flutter
sms_maintained: ^0.2.5
...
Then run the command flutter packages get
on the console.
Add the import statement for sms_maintained
and create an instance of the SmsQuery class:
import 'package:sms_maintained/sms.dart';
void main() {
SmsQuery query = new SmsQuery();
}
List<SmsMessage> messages = await query.getAllSms;
Note: the use of await
keyword means that getAllSms
is resolved asynchronously and a Future is retorned. To use await, you must be in a function marked async
.
The method querySms
from the SmsQuery
class returns a list of filtered SMS messages that match the supplied parameters. For example, for querying all the SMS messages sent and received, you could this code:
await query.querySms({
kinds: [SmsQueryKind.Inbox, SmsQueryKind.Sent]
});
You can also query all the SMS messages sent and received from a specific contact:
await query.querySms({
address: getContactAddress()
});
With SmsQuery
you can also get the entire list of conversations:
List<SmsThread> threads = await query.getAllThreads;
Each conversation thread is related with a Contact.
The class Contact
contains all the info of a thread contact (address, photo, full name).
To get access to Contact
class you must import 'package:sms_maintained/contact.dart'
into your dart file:
import 'package:sms_maintained/contact.dart';
void main() {
...
Contact contact = threads.first.contact;
print(contact.address);
}
You can also query a contact by its address (phone number):
import 'package:sms_maintained/contact.dart';
void main() {
ContactQuery contacts = new ContactQuery();
Contact contact = await contacts.queryContact(someAddress());
print(contact.fullName);
}
String getAddress() { return someRandomAddress; }
You can retrieve the photo of the contact (full size or thumbnail):
...
Uint8List fullSize = contact.photo.bytes;
Uint8List thumbnail = contact.thumbnail.bytes;
Some times it is useful to request basic info of the phone owner, like the contact photo, addresses, etc.
import 'package:sms_maintained/contact.dart';
UserProfileProvider provider = new UserProfileProvider();
UserProfile profile = await provider.getUserProfile();
print(profile.fullName);
What about sending a SMS? All you have to do is to create an instance of the SmsSender
class:
import 'package:sms_maintained/sms.dart';
void main() {
SmsSender sender = new SmsSender();
String address = someAddress();
...
sender.sendSms(new SmsMessage(address, 'Hello flutter!'));
}
To be notified when the message is sent and/or delivered, you must add a listener to your message:
import 'package:sms_maintained/sms.dart';
void main() {
SmsSender sender = new SmsSender();
String address = someAddress();
...
SmsMessage message = new SmsMessage(address, 'Hello flutter!');
message.onStateChanged.listen((state) {
if (state == SmsMessageState.Sent) {
print("SMS is sent!");
} else if (state == SmsMessageState.Delivered) {
print("SMS is delivered!");
}
});
sender.sendSms(message);
}
Some times it is useful to be notified of delivered messages regardless of the message. To do that you must subscribe to the onSmsDelivered
of the SmsSender
class instance:
void main() {
...
SmsSender sender = new SmsSender();
sender.onSmsDelivered.listen((SmsMessage message){
print('${message.address} received your message.');
}));
}
You can also send with another SimCard:
void main() {
SimCardsProvider provider = new SimCardsProvider();
SimCard card = await provider.getSimCards()[0];
SmsSender sender = new SmsSender();
SmsMessage message = new SmsMessage("address", "message");
sender.sendSMS(message, simCard: card);
}
Note: Using the onSmsDelivered
from the SmsSender
will only notify to listeners of messages that has been sent through SmsSender.send()
.
If you want to be notified for incoming new messages you must subscribe to an instance of the SmsReceiver
class:
import 'package:sms_maintained/sms.dart';
void main() {
SmsReceiver receiver = new SmsReceiver();
receiver.onSmsReceived.listen((SmsMessage msg) => print(msg.body));
}
Only deleting one by one is available. Don't forget to make your sms app the default sms app. blogpost guide
import 'package:sms_maintained/sms.dart';
void main() {
SmsRemover smsRemover = SmsRemover();
<boolean value> = await smsRemover.removeSmsById(sms.id, _smsThread.threadId);
}
- SMS Receiver
- SMS Sender
- SMS Delivery
- SMS Query
- SMS Thread
- Contact
- Contact Photo (full size, thumbnail)
- User profile (basic info)
- SMS Delete One-by-one
- Improve speed.
- Add a caching layer.
- Add a helper.
- Add observables so you don't need to manually poll for changes.
- ...
MMS and iOS is not in the scope of this project. If someone wants to add the code and make a merge request for it, I am happy to include it.
If there are requests you can always make an issue. I will see what I can do.
Designed and created by Imrul kayes
Any contribution is welcome.
I'm a student so money isn't pouring in. Feel free to make a donation. PayPal