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@@ -67,15 +67,6 @@ the `nearby_service` plugin to open the settings and prompt the user to turn Wi-
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All necessary Android permissions are already in the **AndroidManifest.xml** of the plugin,
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so you don't need to add anything **to work with p2p network**.
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> Note that if you want to use the plugin **to send files**, you need to add
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> ```xml
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> <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" />
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> <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" />
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> ```
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> to your **AndroidManifest.xml**.
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> If you are using an external package to work with the device's file system,
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> follow that package's documentation about managing with permissions.
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### IOS <a id="ios_setup"></a>
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For IOS, you need to add the following values to **Info.plist**:
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This key is needed to inform users why your application will use the local network. You must provide a string value
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that explains why your application needs LAN access.
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> Note that if you want to use the plugin **to send files**, you also need to follow the instructions of the filesystem
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> management package you are using.
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> Note that if you want to use the plugin **to send files**, you also need to follow the instructions about permissions
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> of the filesystem management package you are using.
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## Usage
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We will talk more about them later.
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Second, there is another type of message, `ReceivedNearbyMessage`. This is what came to you from
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Second, there is another type of message, `ReceivedNearbyMessage`. This is what comes to you from
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the `NearbyServiceMessagesListener`. It contains a `sender` field so that you can identify who the message came from and
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use that information.
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At this time under the hood, the sending of files will begin and the recipient will receive `ReceivedNearbyFilesPack` in
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the `NearbyServiceFilesListener` when sending is complete. `ReceivedNearbyFilesPack` holds the paths of the received
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files already stored in the device. You can overwrite them to the desired location, delete them, or do anything else you
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like.
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files already stored on the device's temporary directory. You can overwrite them to the desired location, delete them,
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or do anything else you like.
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```dart
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// DEVICE B
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name: nearby_service
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description: Nearby Service Flutter Plugin is used to create connections in a P2P network. With this plugin you can easily create any kind of information sharing application without Internet connection.
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description: Nearby Service Flutter Plugin is used to create connections in a P2P network. Supports sending text messages and files.
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version: 0.0.1
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homepage: https://github.com/ksenia312/nearby_service
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repository: https://github.com/ksenia312/nearby_service
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