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What

Converts the callback-based listener APIs in realtime_client to broadcast streams, following the precedent set by RealtimeClient.onHeartbeat (#1517).

RealtimeClient

The onOpen, onClose, onError, and onMessage callback-registration methods are now Stream getters (the internal stateChangeCallbacks registry is gone):

client.onOpen.listen((_) => print('socket opened'));
client.onClose.listen((event) => print('socket closed: $event'));
client.onError.listen((error) => print('socket error: $error'));
client.onMessage.listen((message) => print('message: $message'));

RealtimeChannel

onPostgresChanges and onBroadcast no longer take a callback and instead return typed streams, and onPresenceSync, onPresenceJoin, onPresenceLeave, and onSystemEvents are now stream getters. onSystemEvents also emits a typed RealtimeSystemPayload instead of a raw payload:

final channel = supabase.channel('room');
channel
    .onPostgresChanges(
      event: PostgresChangeEvent.insert,
      schema: 'public',
      table: 'messages',
    )
    .listen((payload) => print(payload.newRecord));
channel.onBroadcast(event: 'cursor-pos').listen(print);
channel.onPresenceSync.listen((_) => print(channel.presenceState()));
channel.subscribe();

subscribe() no longer takes a status callback. Status changes (with the error that caused a channelError) are exposed on the new onStatusChange stream via the new RealtimeSubscribeStatusChange class:

channel.onStatusChange.listen((change) {
  print('${change.status} ${change.error ?? ''}');
});
channel.subscribe();

All channel streams complete when the channel closes.

Why

Streams are the idiomatic Dart shape for event listeners: consumers get listen/map/where/firstWhere/timeout, multiple subscribers, and, most importantly, easy listener removal via StreamSubscription.cancel(), which the callback API had no public equivalent for. This is a v3 breaking change requested in #1520.

The examples/realtime_room app shows the payoff: its hand-rolled StreamController wrappers around the callbacks are replaced with direct map/where transforms of the channel streams.

Notes

  • For postgres_changes, the stream must still be created before subscribe() (the requested changes are part of the join payload), but it can be listened to at any point.
  • SupabaseStreamBuilder (.stream()) is migrated internally; its public API is unchanged.
  • Registers RealtimeChannel.onStatusChange and RealtimeSubscribeStatusChange in sdk-compliance.yaml; the converted members keep their symbol names. Local symbol and drift checks pass.

Tests

  • All existing unit tests are migrated to the stream API (realtime_client: 191 passing, supabase: 134 passing, supabase_flutter: 76 passing).
  • The realtime integration suite was run locally against a real Realtime server and passes for both protocol v1 and v2.

Resolves #1520

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Realtime client and channel events are now available through typed, reusable streams.
    • Added stream-based connection, subscription-status, Postgres, broadcast, presence, system-event, and error notifications.
    • Subscription status changes include status details and optional errors.
    • Realtime room examples expose message, typing, deletion, and presence events as streams.
  • Documentation

    • Updated examples and migration guidance for stream listeners and separate channel subscriptions.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved subscription error reporting, event delivery, cleanup, and reconnect behavior.

BREAKING CHANGE: RealtimeClient.onOpen/onClose/onError/onMessage are now
broadcast Stream getters, RealtimeChannel.onPostgresChanges/onBroadcast
return typed streams, onPresenceSync/onPresenceJoin/onPresenceLeave and
onSystemEvents are stream getters, and subscribe() no longer takes a
status callback; listen to the new RealtimeChannel.onStatusChange stream
instead.
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Realtime client and channel callbacks were replaced with typed broadcast streams. Subscription status, connection events, Postgres changes, broadcast, presence, and system events now use stream listeners. Supabase integrations, examples, documentation, compliance metadata, and tests were updated.

Changes

Realtime stream API

Layer / File(s) Summary
Stream contracts and lifecycle
packages/realtime_client/lib/src/realtime_client.dart, packages/realtime_client/lib/src/realtime_channel.dart, packages/realtime_client/lib/src/types.dart, packages/realtime_client/lib/src/realtime_presence.dart, packages/realtime_client/lib/realtime_client.dart, sdk-compliance.yaml
Realtime client and channel callbacks now use typed broadcast streams. Subscription status uses RealtimeSubscribeStatusChange. Presence internals are narrowed and channel streams close with channel lifecycle cleanup.
Supabase stream integration
packages/supabase/lib/src/supabase_stream_builder.dart, packages/supabase/example/web/main.dart, packages/supabase/test/*, packages/supabase_flutter/README.md, packages/supabase_common/test/timestamp_test.dart
Supabase tracks event and status subscriptions separately and cancels them during stream cleanup. Examples and documentation use the new stream APIs.
Stream-based example consumers
examples/realtime_room/lib/room_channel.dart, packages/realtime_client/example/main.dart, MIGRATION.md
Examples and migration guidance register event streams with .listen() and call subscribe() separately.
Stream API validation
packages/realtime_client/test/*
Tests validate asynchronous stream delivery, typed payloads, presence events, connection events, subscription status, errors, stream reuse, closure, and resubscription behavior.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to f8ed2

The breaking realtime API change lacks precise guidance for migrating presence-state access, which could lead consumers to use the wrong replacement shape, and two focused channel tests do not fully validate error/status behavior. The PR is otherwise mergeable with explicit owner awareness and documentation/test follow-up.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant Application
  participant RealtimeClient
  participant RealtimeChannel
  participant RealtimeServer
  Application->>RealtimeClient: listen to connection streams
  Application->>RealtimeChannel: register typed event and status streams
  Application->>RealtimeChannel: subscribe()
  RealtimeChannel->>RealtimeServer: join channel
  RealtimeServer-->>RealtimeChannel: status or realtime event
  RealtimeChannel-->>Application: emit typed stream value
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Out of Scope Changes check ⚠️ Warning The timestamp test changes are unrelated to the realtime stream refactor and issue #1520. Remove the unrelated timestamp test edits or provide a linked requirement that justifies them.
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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly and concisely describes the primary change from callback-based realtime listeners to streams.
Linked Issues check ✅ Passed The changes implement the stream-based realtime listener refactor requested by issue #1520 across clients, channels, presence, examples, and tests.
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packages/realtime_client/lib/src/realtime_channel.dart (1)

591-605: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Document that cancelling a stream subscription does not remove the binding.

_eventStream registers a binding through onEvents and keeps the controller until the channel closes. There is no path that calls off, so each call to onPostgresChanges or onBroadcast adds a permanent binding and a permanent controller, even after every subscriber cancels. Repeated calls (for example inside a widget build method) therefore grow _bindings and _eventControllers for the life of the channel.

The presence and system streams are cached, so only the parameterized methods are affected. Two options:

  • Keep the current behavior and state in the onPostgresChanges and onBroadcast docs that the returned stream must be created once per channel.
  • Remove the binding and drop the controller from _eventControllers when the controller has no listeners.
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In `@packages/realtime_client/lib/src/realtime_channel.dart` around lines 591 -
605, Document in the onPostgresChanges and onBroadcast API documentation that
cancelling subscriptions does not remove the underlying binding or controller,
and that each returned stream should be created only once per channel. Keep the
existing _eventStream behavior unchanged.
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Inline comments:
In `@packages/realtime_client/lib/src/realtime_client.dart`:
- Around line 702-705: Update _onConnectionError to accept a non-null Object
instead of dynamic, then remove the unchecked cast when adding the error to
_errorController. Ensure all call sites provide an Object-compatible error
value.

In `@packages/realtime_client/test/realtime_integration_test.dart`:
- Around line 329-341: Handle RealtimeSubscribeStatus.closed as a failed
subscription in _subscribe at
packages/realtime_client/test/realtime_integration_test.dart:329-341 by
completing the completer with an error, alongside channelError and timedOut. In
the readiness check at
packages/realtime_client/test/utils/realtime_test_utils.dart:191-201, complete
with false when the status is closed.

Apply the same fix in `@examples/realtime_room/lib/room_channel.dart` around lines
96 - 126: The example's ready future has the same pre-subscription close
behavior.

In `@packages/supabase_flutter/README.md`:
- Around line 432-438: Update the presence snippet’s subscribed handler by
removing the unused status assignment from the myChannel.track call while
preserving the existing await and tracking payload.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@packages/realtime_client/lib/src/realtime_channel.dart`:
- Around line 591-605: Document in the onPostgresChanges and onBroadcast API
documentation that cancelling subscriptions does not remove the underlying
binding or controller, and that each returned stream should be created only once
per channel. Keep the existing _eventStream behavior unchanged.
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Pull request overview

Refactors Realtime callback APIs into typed broadcast streams and migrates consumers accordingly.

Changes:

  • Replaces client and channel callbacks with typed streams.
  • Adds structured subscription-status events and stream cleanup.
  • Updates examples, documentation, compliance metadata, and tests.

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File Description
sdk-compliance.yaml Registers subscription-status stream symbols.
packages/supabase/test/realtime_test.dart Migrates subscription tests.
packages/supabase/test/mock_test.dart Migrates mocked listeners.
packages/supabase/lib/src/supabase_stream_builder.dart Uses and cleans up channel subscriptions.
packages/supabase/example/web/main.dart Updates stream usage example.
packages/supabase_flutter/README.md Documents stream-based Realtime APIs.
packages/supabase_common/test/timestamp_test.dart Simplifies empty map literals.
packages/realtime_client/test/utils/realtime_test_utils.dart Migrates integration helpers.
packages/realtime_client/test/socket_test.dart Tests client event streams.
packages/realtime_client/test/realtime_integration_test.dart Migrates Realtime integration coverage.
packages/realtime_client/test/mock_test.dart Migrates mocked channel tests.
packages/realtime_client/test/channel_test.dart Tests channel streams and statuses.
packages/realtime_client/lib/src/types.dart Adds typed status-change data.
packages/realtime_client/lib/src/realtime_client.dart Replaces socket callbacks with streams.
packages/realtime_client/lib/src/realtime_channel.dart Implements typed channel streams.
packages/realtime_client/example/main.dart Updates package example.
examples/realtime_room/lib/room_channel.dart Removes hand-written stream wrappers.

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Reuse one binding and stream for repeated onPostgresChanges and
onBroadcast calls with the same arguments, type _onConnectionError as
Object, treat a pre-subscription closed status as a failed subscription
in the tests and the room example, and drop an unused variable from the
README presence snippet.
…t the migration

A stream created after a subscribed channel has closed can never
receive events or complete, so it is now handed out already closed.
Adds the v2 to v3 migration entries for the callback-to-stream
changes.

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397-409: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Assert that system ok emits no status change.

Line 408 passes when status is null and when a faulty implementation emits subscribed. The migrated contract treats system ok as ignored by onStatusChange. Assert that status remains null.

Proposed test update
-      expect(status, isNot(RealtimeSubscribeStatus.channelError));
+      expect(status, isNull);
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In `@packages/realtime_client/test/channel_test.dart` around lines 397 - 409,
Update the test “does not surface a system ok event as an error” to assert that
the captured status remains null after triggering the system ok event, ensuring
no onStatusChange notification is emitted.

175-189: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Assert the rethrown FormatException.

Lines 175-189 discard every zone error. The test passes if setAuth incorrectly swallows a non-InvalidJWTToken FormatException, because status remains null in both cases. Capture the zone error and assert its type and message.

Proposed test update
+      Object? caughtError;
       await runZonedGuarded(
         () async {
           localChannel.onStatusChange.listen(
             (change) => status = change.status,
           );
           localChannel.subscribe();
           localChannel.joinPush.trigger('ok', {});
           await Future<void>.delayed(Duration.zero);
         },
-        (_, _) {
-          /* expected: rethrown FormatException */
+        (error, _) {
+          caughtError = error;
         },
       );
 
       expect(throwingSocket.setAuthCalls, 1);
+      expect(caughtError, isA<FormatException>());
+      expect(
+        (caughtError as FormatException).message,
+        'some other parsing failure',
+      );
       expect(
         status,
         isNull,
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Update the runZonedGuarded callback in the localChannel status-change test to
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## What

Marks `RealtimePresence`, its helper types (`PresenceOptions`,
`PresenceEvents`, `PresenceChooser`, `PresenceOnJoinCallback`,
`PresenceOnLeaveCallback`), and the `RealtimeChannel.presence` field as
`@internal`, and stops exporting them from the barrel
(`realtime_presence.dart` now only exports the `Presence` payload class,
which stays public).

## Why

`RealtimePresence` is presence bookkeeping that leaked into the public
API, and it hides a footgun: `onJoin` / `onLeave` / `onSync` are
single-slot callback setters, and the constructor installs the
forwarders that feed the channel presence streams through those same
slots. A user calling `channel.presence.onJoin(...)` therefore silently
disabled the channel's `onPresenceJoin` / `onPresenceLeave` /
`onPresenceSync` events.

Everything the class offered is available on the channel: the presence
streams for events and `presenceState()` for the current state. A
migration entry documents the before/after.

## Notes

- Stacked on #1706 (the callback-to-stream conversion) since it points
users at the stream API; based on `feat/realtime-streams-v3`.
- Removes the internalized symbols from `sdk-compliance.yaml`; local
symbol and drift checks pass.

## Tests

All realtime unit tests (195) and the integration suite (both protocol
versions, run locally against a real Realtime server) pass, plus
`supabase` (134) and analyzer/DCM across the workspace.

Resolves SDK-1477

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- Around line 222-247: Update the RealtimePresence migration section to name the
former public type PresenceOpts and accurately document the state API change:
channel.presence.state returned Map<String, List<Presence>>, whereas
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Comment thread MIGRATION.md
Comment on lines +222 to +247
### `RealtimePresence` is internal

`RealtimePresence` and its helper types (`PresenceOptions`, `PresenceEvents`, `PresenceChooser`,
`PresenceOnJoinCallback`, `PresenceOnLeaveCallback`) are now `@internal`, along with the
`RealtimeChannel.presence` field. They were presence bookkeeping that leaked into the public API,
and registering a callback through `channel.presence.onJoin(...)` silently disabled the channel's
own presence events, because the channel's forwarders occupied the same single callback slot.

Everything the class offered is available on the channel:

```dart
// Before
channel.presence.onJoin((key, current, joined) { /* ... */ });
channel.presence.onLeave((key, current, left) { /* ... */ });
channel.presence.onSync(() { /* ... */ });
final state = channel.presence.state;

// After
channel.onPresenceJoin.listen((payload) { /* ... */ });
channel.onPresenceLeave.listen((payload) { /* ... */ });
channel.onPresenceSync.listen((payload) { /* ... */ });
final state = channel.presenceState();
```

The `Presence` payload class is unchanged and stays public.

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

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sed -n '190,270p' MIGRATION.md

printf '%s\n' '--- relevant source files ---'
presence_file=$(fd -t f -i 'realtime_presence.dart' . | head -n 1)
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supabase/supabase-flutter MIGRATION.md RealtimePresence presenceState SinglePresenceState PresenceOpts

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In the supabase-flutter library, Realtime Presence functionality has undergone significant updates to improve type safety and ease of use [1]. The core changes involve replacing the generic.on method with dedicated, type-safe methods for presence events:.onPresenceSync,.onPresenceJoin, and.onPresenceLeave [1][2]. Key components of the updated Realtime Presence API include: RealtimePresence This class manages presence state for a Realtime channel [3]. When initialized, it can accept optional PresenceOpts configuration [3]. PresenceOpts This is a configuration class for initializing RealtimePresence, which requires a PresenceEvents object to specify event handlers [4]. presenceState This method, available on a RealtimeChannel, returns the current, merged view of all connected clients as a List of SinglePresenceState objects [2]. SinglePresenceState This class represents a single client connected through presence [5]. It contains a unique key (the presence key) and a List of Presence payloads associated with that client [5]. Migration Context As detailed in the official upgrade guide, the previous approach of using.on(RealtimeListenTypes.presence,...) has been deprecated in favor of the new, explicit methods [1]. Developers should migrate to the following pattern [1][6]: final channel = supabase.channel('room1'); channel.onPresenceSync((payload) { print('Synced presence state: ${channel.presenceState}'); }).onPresenceJoin((payload) { print('Newly joined presences $payload'); }).onPresenceLeave((payload) { print('Newly left presences: $payload'); }).subscribe((status, error) async { if (status == RealtimeSubscribeStatus.subscribed) { await channel.track({'online_at': DateTime.now.toIso8601String}); } }); Presence is designed for tracking relatively slow-changing state, such as online/offline status, whereas Broadcast should be used for high-frequency updates to avoid performance issues [7].

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#!/bin/bash
set -eu

parent=$(git rev-parse HEAD^)

printf '%s\n' '--- previous presence API identifiers ---'
git show "$parent:packages/realtime_client/lib/src/realtime_presence.dart" 2>/dev/null \
  | rg -n -C 3 'PresenceOpts|PresenceOptions|class RealtimePresence|Map<String, List<Presence>>' || true

printf '%s\n' '--- current and previous channel state APIs ---'
for rev in "$parent" HEAD; do
  printf 'revision=%s\n' "$rev"
  git show "$rev:packages/realtime_client/lib/src/realtime_channel.dart" 2>/dev/null \
    | rg -n -C 4 'presenceState|SinglePresenceState' || true
done

printf '%s\n' '--- SinglePresenceState declaration ---'
rg -n -C 6 'class SinglePresenceState|SinglePresenceState\(' packages/realtime_client/lib

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Document the presence state migration.

Name the former public type PresenceOpts. channel.presence.state exposed Map<String, List<Presence>>, while channel.presenceState() returns List<SinglePresenceState>. Document access through SinglePresenceState.key and SinglePresenceState.presences instead of describing this as a direct replacement.

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In `@MIGRATION.md` around lines 222 - 247, Update the RealtimePresence migration
section to name the former public type PresenceOpts and accurately document the
state API change: channel.presence.state returned Map<String, List<Presence>>,
whereas channel.presenceState() returns List<SinglePresenceState>. Explain that
callers should access each entry through SinglePresenceState.key and
SinglePresenceState.presences rather than presenting it as a direct replacement.

Source: Coding guidelines

## What

Marks `Binding` and `BindingCallback` as `@internal` and removes them
from the barrel export of `realtime_client`.

## Why

They are the raw registration primitives underneath the channel
listeners, and their only consumers, `RealtimeChannel.onEvents` and
`RealtimeChannel.off`, have always been `@internal`. The raw-callback
escape hatch underneath the v3 stream API should not be public. This
also removed a stray import of the package barrel from
`lib/src/message.dart`.

The ticket also covered `RealtimeChannel.joinPush` leaking the internal
`Push` type, but that field is already annotated `@internal`, so no
change was needed there.

## Notes

- Stacked on #1706; based on `feat/realtime-streams-v3`. Independent of
#1707.
- Deregisters the `Binding` symbols from `sdk-compliance.yaml`; local
symbol and drift checks pass.
- Adds a migration entry.

## Tests

All realtime unit tests (195) and the integration suite (both protocol
versions, run locally against a real Realtime server) pass, plus
`supabase` (134) and analyzer/DCM across the workspace.

Resolves SDK-1478
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Move to streams instead of callbacks where suitable for v3

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