Creating a Flutter Video Streaming App with Three Lines of Code

The Agora Low Code Initiative introduces the Agora UIKit for Flutter, enabling users to build video streaming applications with just a few lines of code. This tutorial guides you through using the Agora UIKit for Flutter to create your video streaming application and add customizations. The default functionality includes automatic layout of all video streams, displaying active speakers in larger displays, buttons for disabling camera or microphone, switching cameras, and more. Prerequisites include an Agora developer account, Flutter SDK, VS Code or Android Studio, a testing device, and basic knowledge of Flutter development. The AgoraClient class is used to initialize the Agora RtcEngine with required parameters such as agoraConnectionData and enabledPermissions. The AgoraVideoViewer class dynamically adjusts UI for users joining or leaving, while the AgoraVideoButtons class allows customization of buttons in the layout.