flutter_ringtone_player

Description:

flutter ringtone player

flutter_ringtone_player #
A simple ringtone, alarm & notification player plugin.


Usage #
Add following import to your code:
import 'package:flutter_ringtone_player/flutter_ringtone_player.dart';
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Then simply call this to play system default notification sound:
FlutterRingtonePlayer().playNotification();
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There's also this generic method allowing you to specify in detail what kind of ringtone should be played:
FlutterRingtonePlayer().play(
android: AndroidSounds.notification,
ios: IosSounds.glass,
looping: true, // Android only - API >= 28
volume: 0.1, // Android only - API >= 28
asAlarm: false, // Android only - all APIs
);
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Also you can specify a custom ringtone from assets, or provide direct path to file that works for
both Android and iOS:
FlutterRingtonePlayer().play(fromAsset: "assets/ringtone.wav");
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FlutterRingtonePlayer().play(fromFile: "assets/ringtone.wav");
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You can specify a platform specific ringtone and it will override the one from assets:
FlutterRingtonePlayer().play(
fromAsset: "assets/ringtone.wav", // will be the sound on Android
ios: IosSounds.glass // will be the sound on iOS
);
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.play() optional attributes #



Attribute
Description




bool looping
Enables looping of ringtone. Requires FlutterRingtonePlayer().stop(); to stop ringing.


double volume
Sets ringtone volume in range 0 to 1.0.


bool asAlarm
Allows to ignore device's silent/vibration mode and play given sound anyway.



To stop looped ringtone please use:
FlutterRingtonePlayer().stop();
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Above works only on Android, and please note that by default Alarm & Ringtone sounds are looped.
Default sounds #



Method
Android
iOS




playAlarm
RingtoneManager.TYPE_ALARM
IosSounds.alarm


playNotification
RingtoneManager.TYPE_NOTIFICATION
IosSounds.triTone


playRingtone
RingtoneManager.TYPE_RINGTONE
IosSounds.electronic



Note on iOS sounds #
If you want to use any other sound on iOS you can always specify a valid Sound ID and manually construct [IosSound]:
FlutterRingtonePlayer().play(
android: AndroidSounds.notification,
ios: const IosSound(1023),
looping: true,
volume: 0.1,
);
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