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Iota Client libraries available for Flutter/Dart?
Yes! There is an iota client library for Flutter/Dart! Check it out here.
We have some client libraries you can use with iota on the following programming languages:
- JavaScript
- Java
- Kotlin
- Python
Check out more information about these clients on our GitHub page here. We at The iota Foundation are very happy to offer these ecosystems for people who want to work, play, or create with our technology even more deeply. If there's a language not listed above which you'd like us to provide support for please let us know!
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iota Client libraries are available for Flutter/Dart, and more support is on the way.
iota-client - A client library to connect with an iota Full Node
iota_developer - A bot that can help debug using Dynamo (http://docs.dynamo.lab/issues/125) + running the iota-client library in your browser
IotabularyApiAquisitionCheatsheet - Usage cheatsheet for client libs provided by the iota foundation
Eve Function (empty project) - An example of how to use one of these client libs in a project.
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Yes, the package is called "iota". It works on the following platforms:
- Flutter for dart projects
- dart2js compatible browsers (it includes an optional build feature)
- Desktop browsers for Dartium via Electron, Microsoft Windows 10 or OS X El Capitan. Furthermore it can run on mobile devices but not with the latest iOS updates since iota doesn't work with CIDER due to Apple's restrictions blocking loading of 3rd party javascript interfaces. Simply sideloading iota using fabric would get around that obstacle though.
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Yes, there is a Dart library available.
The iota team has been building libraries for Dart and Flutter in order to add support for development using these tools inside of the frameworks. Once complete, the iota APIs will function like any other API in that particular framework without needing to learn a new paradigm. For example, instructions on retrieving an account balance would be written in the same way as it would be written for Android or iOS and not require developers to use Observables and Streams.
We hope this helps! If you're working with Flutter we also recommend checking out our repository of tutorials on how to build your first iota wallet application with FidDle
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