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Flutter Starter Kit with Appwrite

Kickstart your Flutter development with this ready-to-use starter project integrated with Appwrite.

This guide will help you quickly set up, customize, and build your Flutter app.


🚀 Getting Started

Clone the Project

Clone this repository to your local machine using Git or directly from Android Studio:

git clone https://github.com/appwrite/starter-for-flutter

Alternatively, open the repository URL in Android Studio to clone it directly.


🛠️ Development Guide

  1. Configure Appwrite
    Open lib/config/environment.dart and update the values with your Appwrite project credentials:

    class Environment {
       static const String appwritePublicEndpoint = '[appwritePublicEndpoint]';
       static const String appwriteProjectId = '[appwriteProjectId]';
       static const String appwriteProjectName = '[appwriteProjectName]';
    }
  2. Customize as Needed
    Modify the starter kit to suit your app's requirements. Adjust UI, features, or backend integrations as per your needs.

  3. Run the App
    Select a target device and run the app:

    # List available devices
    flutter devices
    
    # Run on a specific device (replace 'device-id' with actual device)
    flutter run -d device-id
    
    # Examples:
    flutter run -d chrome          # Web
    flutter run -d "iPhone 15"     # iOS Simulator
    flutter run -d emulator-5554   # Android Emulator
    flutter run -d macos           # macOS Desktop

    Build for Web:

    flutter build web

📦 Building for Production

Follow the official Flutter guide on deploying an app to production : https://docs.flutter.dev/deployment


💡 Additional Notes

  • This starter project is designed to streamline your Flutter development with Appwrite.
  • Refer to the Appwrite Documentation for detailed integration guidance.

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