Can I use a flutter package in android kotlin/java? - android

I would really like to use a flutter package in my kotlin/java android app. Is that possible?
Thank you!

No it is not possible! But you can find an alternative library for the same thing

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[https://flutter.io/platform-channels/][1]
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Try to use this alternative. Code looks pretty the same.
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