Pangea Chat Client Setup:

• Download VSCode if you do not already have it installed
• Download flutter on your device using this guide: https://docs.flutter.dev/get-started/install
• Test to make sure that flutter is properly installed by running “flutter –version”
  • You may need to add flutter to your path manually. Instructions can be found here: https://docs.flutter.dev/get-started/install/macos/mobile-ios?tab=download#add-flutter-to-your-path
• Ensure that Google Chrome is installed
• Install the latest version of XCode
  • After downloading XCode, ensure that the iOS simulator runtime is installed. To do this, after initially downloading XCode, a screen will open where you can select the platforms you wish to develop for. Selected iOS and download from there.
• Install the latest version of Android Studio
  • After downloading Android Studio, open Android Studio and go through setup wizard
• In Android Studio, open settings -> Android SDK -> SDK tools, then click “Android SDK Command Line Tools” and click OK to run the download
• If you do not have homebrew install on your device, install homebrew by follow the instructions here: https://brew.sh/
• Run “brew install cocoapods” to install cocoapods
• Run “flutter doctor” and for any missing components, follow the instructions from the print out to install / setup
• Clone the client repo
• Copy the .env file (and the .env.prod file, if you want to run production builds), into the root folder of the client and the assets/ folder
• Uncomment the lines in the pubspec.yaml file in the assets section with paths to .env file
• To run on iOS:
  • Run “flutter precache --ios”
  • Go to the iOS folder and run “pod install”
• To run on Android:
  • Download Android File Transfer here: ​​https://www.android.com/filetransfer/
• To run the app from VSCode terminal:
  • On web, run flutter run -d chrome –hot
  • On mobile device or simulator, run flutter run –hot -d <DEVICE_NAME>

FluffyChat is an open source, nonprofit and cute [matrix] client written in Flutter. The goal of the app is to create an easy to use instant messenger which is open source and accessible for everyone.

Links:

• 🌐 [Weblate] Translate FluffyChat into your language
• 🌍 [m] Join the community
• 📰 [Mastodon] Get updates on social media
• 🖥️ [Famedly] Server hosting and professional support
• 💝 [Liberapay] Support FluffyChat development

Screenshots:

Features

• 📩 Send all kinds of messages, images and files
• 🎙️ Voice messages
• 📍 Location sharing
• 🔔 Push notifications
• 💬 Unlimited private and public group chats
• 📣 Public channels with thousands of participants
• 🛠️ Feature rich group moderation including all matrix features
• 🔍 Discover and join public groups
• 🌙 Dark mode
• 🎨 Material You design
• 📟 Hides complexity of Matrix IDs behind simple QR codes
• 😄 Custom emotes and stickers
• 🌌 Spaces
• 🔄 Compatible with Element, Nheko, NeoChat and all other Matrix apps
• 🔐 End to end encryption
• 🔒 Encrypted chat backup
• 😀 Emoji verification & cross signing

... and much more.

Installation

Please visit the website for installation instructions:

• https://fluffychat.im

How to build

Please visit the Wiki for build instructions:

• https://github.com/krille-chan/fluffychat/wiki/How-To-Build

Special thanks

• Fabiyamada is a graphics designer and has made the fluffychat logo and the banner. Big thanks for her great designs.

• Advocatux has made the Spanish translation with great love and care. He always stands by my side and supports my work with great commitment.

• Thanks to MTRNord and Sorunome for developing.

• Also thanks to all translators and testers! With your help, fluffychat is now available in more than 12 languages.

• Noto Emoji Font for the awesome emojis.

• WoodenBeaver sound theme for the notification sound.

• The Matrix Foundation for making and maintaining the emoji translations used for emoji verification, licensed Apache 2.0