- Update messaging Flutter plugin with Firebase messaging service improvements - Add notification helper and custom push notification helper enhancements - Implement notification opened event handling - Add Android unit tests for payload gate and notification helpers - Update flutter-test app with integration and widget tests - Update notification pipeline roadmap and task documentation
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# flutter-test
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Test-only Flutter app for the Nexo messaging package.
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## Purpose
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This app is the workspace test harness for `packages/messaging_flutter`. Keep it
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small and focused on proving the messaging/notification package contract:
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- plugin registration in a real Flutter application
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- method-channel calls from Dart to the native plugin
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- event-channel delivery from native code to Dart
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- notification-open routing callbacks
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- Android manifest merge behavior
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- manual Firebase FCM and nexo server ACK smoke testing
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This app is not a nexo product app and is not the original Mattermost app. The
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original Mattermost app belongs under `apps/mattermost/`; app-specific product
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UI and business logic belong in consuming apps outside this repository.
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The app is a plugin API consumer and verification host. Native push handling,
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ACK delivery, token/key storage, notification rendering, inline reply, and
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dismiss handling remain owned by `packages/messaging_flutter`.
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## Thin Host Contract
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The host UI should expose only the plugin integration state needed by tests:
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device token, raw notification event, opened notification event, and routing
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callback state. `test/widget_test.dart` protects this contract by asserting the
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four status lines remain present and product-style controls are not added.
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The host app also proves the required SDK integration hooks stay wired without
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becoming product logic:
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- startup calls `NexoMessagingPlugin.instance.initialize()` when the harness is
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not in test-only mode
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- smoke login values can be bridged to `setAuthToken`
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- device token state is received from `onDeviceTokenReady`
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- notification opens update `onNotificationOpened`, `onNavigateToChannel`, and
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`onNavigateToThread` output
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Logout/session cleanup remains a consuming-app responsibility; this harness only
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keeps the callback and token handoff surface visible for tests.
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## Structure
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```text
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apps/flutter-test/
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lib/ # Small test harness UI
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test/ # Widget tests for the harness
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integration_test/ # Device/emulator plugin integration tests
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android/ # Android test host used to load the plugin
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ios/ # iOS host scaffold
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macos/ # macOS host scaffold
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```
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## Running The App
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Install dependencies:
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```sh
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flutter pub get
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```
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Run on a connected device or emulator:
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```sh
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flutter run
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```
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For Android FCM smoke testing, make sure the Android app has the required
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Firebase configuration, including `android/app/google-services.json`.
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Use the plugin-owned
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[`Manual Smoke Checklist`](../../packages/messaging_flutter/README.md#manual-smoke-checklist)
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for FCM delivery, ACK, inline reply, dismiss, and routing evidence.
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## Verification
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The integration test uses the plugin's test/debug event injection path for
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method-channel, event-channel, and opened-routing checks, including channel and
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CRT thread routing. Real FCM delivery, ACK, inline reply, and dismiss behavior
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remain manual smoke checks.
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Run checks from this directory:
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```sh
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flutter analyze
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flutter test
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flutter test integration_test
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```
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Use `flutter test` for the thin-host contract and `flutter test
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integration_test` for real Flutter host registration, method-channel,
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event-channel, and opened-routing coverage.
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Run Android native unit tests from `apps/flutter-test/android`:
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```sh
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./gradlew testDebugUnitTest
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```
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Android Gradle tests require a configured Android SDK through `ANDROID_HOME`,
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`ANDROID_SDK_ROOT`, or `apps/flutter-test/android/local.properties`.
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When the local machine does not have a usable Android SDK, device, or emulator,
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the expected local result is an environment failure rather than a product
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failure. Use the repository-level remote environment guide for Android
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integration and native unit verification:
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[`../../packages/messaging_flutter/docs/android-test-environment.md`](../../packages/messaging_flutter/docs/android-test-environment.md).
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## Maintenance Rules
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- Keep the app thin.
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- Prefer deterministic test controls over product-like UI.
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- Do not add consuming-app business logic here.
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- Do not grow this host into a nexo product app.
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- Do not use this path for the original Mattermost app; that belongs under `apps/mattermost/`.
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- Add integration tests here when a plugin behavior needs a real Flutter host.
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- Keep manual FCM and server checks documented with the owning module:
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[`Manual Smoke Checklist`](../../packages/messaging_flutter/README.md#manual-smoke-checklist).
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