This article will introduce how to customize the user interface of TUICallKit. We provide two solutions for you to choose: interface fine-tuning solution and self-implementation UI solution.
Note: The page customization solution needs to use the tencent_calls_uikit plugin version 1.8.0 or later.
Scheme 1. Slight UI Adjustment
You can download the latest version of the tencent_calls_uikit plugin locally, and then use the local dependency method to access the plugin in your project. The local dependency method is as follows:
Under the dependencies node in the project pubspec.yaml file, add the tencent_calls_uikit plugin dependency, as shown below:
dependencies:
tencent_calls_uikit:
path: your file path
replace icon
You can directly replace the icons under the assets\images folder to ensure that the color tone of the icons in the entire app is consistent. Please keep the name of the icon file unchanged when replacing.
replace ringtone
You can replace the three audio files in the assets\audios folder to achieve the purpose of replacing the ringtone:
Name
Purpose
phone_dialing.mp3
The sound of making a call
phone_hangup.mp3
The sound of being hung up
phone_ringing.mp3
The ringtone for incoming calls
Replacing text
You can modify the string content in the video call interface by modifying the strings in the strings.g.dart file in the lib\src\i18n directory.
Scheme 2. Custom UI Implementation
The entire call feature of TUICallKit is implemented based on the UI-less component TUICallEngine. You can delete the tuicallkit folder and implement your own UIs based entirely on TUICallEngine.
TUICallEngine
TUICallEngine is the underlying API of the entire TUICallKit component. It provides key APIs such as APIs for making, answering, declining, and hanging up one-to-one audio/video and group calls and device operations.
TUICallObserver
TUICallObserver is the callback even class of TUICallEngine. You can use it to listen on the desired callback events.
