Sorry guys I was using phoenix_socket flutter package and it has no that "_channel.on() " method.
After trying the * phoenix_wings* package It works for me.
thanks you all.
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That is interesting. I am looking for a way to connect a Flutter application to a Phoenix server for a real-time AI (Chat-GPT) assisted chat. Here is the related issue I have opened on the topic:
What captured my attention when it comes to Absinthe is that it supports subscriptions, which means that under an ongoing chat, user messages will be send to AI, can be stored in DB, and AI responses can also be stored in DB, and with a subscription, the end-user (Flutter application) can be notified of the response recieved from AI.
Is this plausible, you think @MrDoops ?
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