JNI and jnigen: Access Android In-App Update from Flutter
I’ve just published new package using JNI bindings for Play Core In-App Update API. It lets you trigger flexible or immediate updates straight from Dart code without the usual method channel boilerplate.
It is a thin layer over Play Core native libs generated with jnigen, so you call the same API you would in Kotlin, just from Dart. Works on Android 5.0+ (SDK 21) and supports both update types. See jnigen.dart for details how it’s been generated.
Example app includes a simple UI to trigger updates and shows how to listen to update state changes. You can check the README for testing and usage instructions.
Besides low-level access to the API that lets you use Android’s docs as if they were written for Dart, there’s also a more Flutter-friendly high-level API that uses Dart idioms (see wrapper.dart and corresponding example code).
If you end up shipping it in production and notice any rough edges, feel free to create issue.