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nexo_client
Flutter client and integration test host for the Nexo messaging runtime.
Purpose
This app is the workspace client harness. Keep it small and focused on proving the messaging/notification package contract:
- plugin registration in a real Flutter application
- method-channel calls from Dart to the native plugin
- event-channel delivery from native code to Dart
- notification-open routing callbacks
- Android manifest merge behavior
- manual Firebase FCM and nexo server ACK smoke testing
Product-specific UI should stay small until Nexo's messaging surface is ready. This app should keep the minimum surface needed to prove package integration.
Structure
apps/client/
lib/ # Small harness UI
test/ # Widget tests for the harness
integration_test/ # Device/emulator plugin integration tests
android/ # Android app used to host the plugin
ios/ # iOS host scaffold
macos/ # macOS host scaffold
Running The App
Install dependencies:
flutter pub get
Run on a connected device or emulator:
flutter run
For Android FCM smoke testing, make sure the Android app has the required
Firebase configuration, including android/app/google-services.json.
Verification
The integration test uses the plugin's test/debug event injection path for method-channel, event-channel, and opened-routing checks. Real FCM delivery, ACK, inline reply, and dismiss behavior remain manual smoke checks.
Run checks from this directory:
flutter analyze
flutter test
flutter test integration_test
Run Android native unit tests from apps/client/android:
./gradlew testDebugUnitTest
Android Gradle tests require a configured Android SDK through ANDROID_HOME or
apps/client/android/local.properties.
When the local machine does not have a usable Android SDK or emulator, use the
repository-level remote environment guide:
../../packages/messaging_flutter/docs/android-test-environment.md.
Maintenance Rules
- Keep the app thin.
- Prefer deterministic test controls over product-like UI.
- Do not add consuming-app business logic here.
- Add integration tests here when a plugin behavior needs a real Flutter host.
- Keep manual FCM and server checks documented with the owning module.