Flutter Camera Plugin Documentation

The in_app_purchase plugin provides a storefront-independent API for managing in-app purchases (IAP) in Flutter applications. It acts as a unified interface over underlying stores like the Apple App Store (iOS/macOS) and Google Play (Android).

Supported Platforms & SDKs:

• Android: SDK 16+
• iOS: 11.0+
• macOS: 10.15+

Core Capabilities:

• Display available products (consumables, permanent upgrades, subscriptions).
• Load products already owned by the user.
• Initiate the purchase flow by sending the user to the underlying store.
• Present UI for redeeming subscription offer codes (iOS 14 only).

The web implementation of webview_flutter is currently limited. Only the following methods are supported:

• loadRequest
• loadHtmlString (Note: This works only without a baseUrl)

All other webview_flutter APIs are currently unsupported on the web platform.

The web implementation is currently under development and does not yet support the following features:

• Exposure mode, point, and offset
• Focus mode and point
• Sensor orientation
• Image format group
• Streaming of frames

The camera_web example app is a Platform Implementation Test App. It is designed specifically for manual testing and automated integration testing of the camera_web platform implementation.

Note: This app is not intended to demonstrate how to use the camera package in a real application. Developers looking to implement camera functionality in their own apps should use the main app-facing camera package instead of this implementation-specific example.

The google_sign_in_web example app is a specialized platform implementation test app designed for manual testing and automated integration testing of the web implementation.

Note: This app is not intended to demonstrate how to use the google_sign_in package in a real application. Developers building features should use the main app-facing package (google_sign_in) rather than this implementation-specific package.

The local_auth plugin supports the following platforms:

This repository contains the source code for first-party Flutter plugins (developed by the core Flutter team). However, this repository is ARCHIVED.

To use or find plugins, you should:

1. Use pub.dev: Most plugins are available as packages on pub.dev.
2. Check the new location: All source code has moved to the flutter/packages repository.

Flutter plugins are used to enable access to platform-specific APIs (Android, iOS, Web, etc.) within a Flutter application.

This repository contains several official Flutter plugins. You can find the source code for each plugin in its respective subdirectory under packages/. Each plugin is also available as a package on pub.dev.

Available plugins include:

• camera
• espresso
• file_selector
• flutter_plugin_android_lifecycle
• google_maps_flutter
• google_sign_in
• image_picker
• in_app_purchase
• ios_platform_images
• local_auth
• path_provider
• plugin_platform_interface
• quick_actions
• shared_preferences
• url_launcher
• video_player
• webview_flutter