bluefireteam/audioplayers

This system is a cross-platform audio playback library for Flutter, providing a unified API for playing, pausing, and managing audio across Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, Linux, and Web platforms. It supports multiple concurrent players, low-latency modes, and various audio sources including URLs, assets, and byte arrays. The architecture is modular, separating platform-specific implementations from a shared Dart interface, and includes comprehensive test coverage and documentation.

This period focused on restructuring the project into a mono-repo with federated packages, migrating platform implementations to modern standards (Swift, Kotlin), and introducing new features like AudioPool and multi-player support. The work also involved extensive refactoring of the example app and adding comprehensive test coverage to ensure stability.

25 changes

This period focused on extending audioplayers support to Windows and Linux desktops, while simultaneously refactoring the existing Android, Darwin, and Web implementations. The work involved adding new platform packages, restructuring internal architectures for better maintainability, and enhancing the example application with comprehensive testing and control interfaces.

17 changes

This period focused on exposing the platform interface publicly and introducing a new ExoPlayer-based Android backend. The team also significantly expanded test coverage with new unit and integration tests for both the interface and the example app.

8 changes

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