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title: Implementing Third-Party SDKs with Method Channels
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description: Implementing Third-Party SDKs with Method Channels
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title: Integrating Native SDKs Using Method Channels
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description: Learn how to integrate third-party native SDKs into your FlutterFlow project using Method Channels. This guide walks through setting up channels, writing native code, and connecting it back to FlutterFlow.
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## What is a MethodChannel?
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A **[MethodChannel](https://docs.flutter.dev/platform-integration/platform-channels)** or Platform Channels is Flutter’s core mechanism for integrating platform-specific functionality. It allows Dart code to send messages to, and receive responses from, the host platform’s native code \- Android (written in Kotlin or Java) or iOS (written in Swift or Objective-C). This enables your Flutter app to access device features and third-party native libraries that are outside the scope of the Flutter framework or its plugin ecosystem. Here is an example of MethodChannel.
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A **[MethodChannel](https://docs.flutter.dev/platform-integration/platform-channels)** or **Platform Channels** is Flutter’s core mechanism for integrating platform-specific functionality. It allows Dart code to send messages to, and receive responses from, the host platform’s native code \- Android (written in Kotlin or Java) or iOS (written in Swift or Objective-C). This enables your Flutter app to access device features and third-party native libraries that are outside the scope of the Flutter framework or its plugin ecosystem. Here is an example of MethodChannel.
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class _BatteryLevelScreenState extends State<BatteryLevelScreen> {

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