Flutter integration
Integrating Appfigurate Library into a Flutter app
For simplicity, this guide will assume your Flutter app deploys to both iOS (Swift) and Android (Kotlin).
Prerequisites
You must have the following installed:
Android Studio, IntelliJ or Visual Studio Code.
Flutter 3.10.0+ SDK
Xcode 15.2+
iOS SDKs and associated Simulators.
Android SDKs and associated Emulators.
AppfigurateSE macOS or Windows app.
Appfigurate Simulator app installed into one or more iOS Simulators (use the AppfigurateSE macOS app for easy 1 click installation).
Appfigurate Emulator app installed into one or more Android Emulators (use the AppfigurateSE macOS or Windows app for easy 1 click installation).
Your iOS app must target iOS 13.0+ in order to include Appfigurate Flutter Plugin.
Your Android app must have a minimum API level 26 (Android 8.0 Oreo) in order to include Appfigurate Flutter Plugin.
Modify pubspec.yaml
In your app's pubspec.yaml
add the following to the dependencies
section:
appfigurateflutter: ^3.2.1
Perform a pub get
to ensure the Appfigurate Flutter Plugin is successfully installed.
Update main.dart
In your apps main.dart
file, initialize the Appfigurate Flutter Plugin:
main.dart
initialization example
import 'package:appfigurateflutter/appfigurateflutter.dart';
void main() async {
await AppfigurateLibrary.initialize();
...
Create Dart APLNativeConfiguration subclass
In your app, add a new Dart class named Configuration.dart
. Paste the following code:
Dart Configuration example
import 'package:appfigurateflutter/appfigurateflutter.dart';
class Configuration extends APLNativeConfiguration {
factory Configuration() => _instance;
static Configuration _instance = Configuration._internal();
Configuration._internal();
bool get debugLogging => nativeBool("debugLogging");
String get serverUrl => nativeString("serverURL");
}
You can now use the Configuration
class throughout your Flutter app as follows:
if (Configuration().debugLogging) ...
Now jump to Flutter iOS.
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