Inside the downloaded package, you will find a folder named “source” containing the mobile application’s main source code.
1. Run with Android
- First, Please use your Android Studio (4.0.1 or last version)
- Android SKD: Please check your Android Studio has installed the latest SDK. This establishes the latest Android SDK, Android SDK Platform Tools, and Android SDK Build Tools, which Flutter requires when developing for Android.
- Make sure you have already set up the Android emulator (https://flutter.dev/docs/get-started/install/macos#set-up-the-android-emulator)
- Open Android Studio > Open an existing Android Studio project > Select the folder “source”
- Set up the Android emulator if you haven’t added the emulator yet
- Select a simulator device for a run
- Select > Pub get
- Select > Pub upgrade
- Select > Flutter doctor for tracking issues before going to build an app
- Select for a run and wait to get the result
Please open your terminal and navigate to the folder “source” then run the command
flutter clean
flutter doctor -v
flutter upgrade
flutter pub get
flutter run
2. Run with iOS
Before running the mobile project, ensure you have followed the iOS guidelines available at https://flutter.dev/docs/get-started/install/macos.
Please open your terminal and navigate to the folder “source” sor then run the command
open -a Simulator
flutter clean
flutter doctor -v
flutter upgrade
flutter pub get
flutter run
