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A new Flutter project that integrates Firebase for backend functionalities and utilizes Dart for the application logic.
Before running this project, ensure you have the following installed:
Make sure you've set up your Flutter development environment properly.
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Clone the repository
git clone <repository_url> cd slink_application
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Install dependencies
Run this command to get all the packages listed in thepubspec.yaml
file:flutter pub get
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Clean the build cache
Before building, it’s a good practice to clear any cached builds:flutter clean
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Configure Firebase
Make sure Firebase is correctly set up in your project. If not done, follow the official Firebase setup guide for Flutter.You’ll need to add the appropriate
google-services.json
orGoogleService-Info.plist
to yourandroid/app
orios/Runner
directories respectively. -
Run the app
After setting up Firebase, run the app on your device or emulator:flutter run
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Run on a specific platform
To target a specific platform (iOS, Android, Web, Desktop):flutter run -d <platform>
Example for running on Chrome:
flutter run -d chrome
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Build APK
To generate a release APK for Android:flutter build apk --release
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Build for iOS
To build for iOS (macOS required):flutter build ios
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Run tests
To run the unit and widget tests:flutter test
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Analyze code
To analyze your Dart code for potential issues:flutter analyze
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Format code
To format your Dart code consistently:dart format .
Ensure that Firebase is set up correctly. This project supports the following Firebase services:
- Authentication
- Firestore (Database)
- Cloud Functions (if any)
Follow the official Firebase setup guide to ensure Firebase is properly configured for both Android and iOS.
The project follows the standard Flutter folder structure:
lib/
├── main.dart # Entry point of the application
└── src/ # Source code files, models, views, and controllers
A few resources to help you get started:
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If you encounter issues with dependencies, try:
flutter pub cache repair
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If you experience performance issues or failed builds:
flutter clean flutter pub get
This project is licensed under the MIT License.