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# Pigeon
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**Warning: Pigeon is experimental and unsupported. It can be removed or changed
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**Warning: Pigeon 1.0 hasn't shipped yet so breaking changes may happen still.**
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Pigeon is a code generator tool to make communication between Flutter and the
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host platform type-safe and easier.
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## Supported Platforms
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Currently Pigeon only supports generating Objective-C code for usage on iOS and
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Java code for Android.
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Java code for Android. The Objective-C code is [accessible to Swift](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swift/imported_c_and_objective-c_apis/importing_objective-c_into_swift) and the Java
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code is accessible to Kotlin.
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## Runtime Requirements
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1) Run pigeon on your ".dart" file to generate the required Dart and Objective-C code.
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1) Add the generated Dart code to `lib` for compilation.
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1) Add the generated Objective-C code to your Xcode project for compilation
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(e.g. `ios/Runner.xcworkspace`).
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(e.g. `ios/Runner.xcworkspace` or `.podspec`).
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1) Implement the generated iOS protocol for handling the calls on iOS, set it up
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as the handler for the messages.
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1) Call the generated Dart methods.
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### Rules for defining your communication interface
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1) The file should contain no method or function definitions.
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1) The file should contain no method or function definitions, only declarations.
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1) Datatypes are defined as classes with fields of the supported datatypes (see
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the supported Datatypes section).
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1) Api's should be defined as an `abstract class` with either `HostApi()` or
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## Example
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See the "Example" tab.
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See the "Example" tab. A full working example can also be found in the
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