Mandatory setup

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Run an existing Flutter project on IDE

Change App Logo

You can generate app icon from this website: https://easyappicon.com/ Click Here

  • Go to assets/images/logo.png and replace logo.png with your own logo.
  • Then go to /android/app/src/main/res and replace all mipmap folder with your <generated icon>/android folder.
  • Again go to /ios/Runner and replace Assets.xcassets with your generated Assets.xcassets folder.
TIPS

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Change App Name

  1. Change the value of label from 
    
    <project>/android/app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml

    android:label=  ‘My App’;
  2. Change the value of CFBundleName from 
    
    <project>/iOS/Runner/info.plist
                
    <Key>CFBundleName<Key>
                
    <string>My App<string>
TIPS

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Change Base URL

Must remember that don’t put slash(/) at the end of your base url. Use your admin url as base url. First you have to install your admin panel. For example: If your admin url is https://your_domain.com/admin then base url will be https://your_domain.com. Open lib/config/app_constant.dart and replace baseUrl variable value with your own URL. 


    lib/config/app_constant.dart

    static const String baseUrl= 'https://your_domain.com';
TIPS

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Change App Package

Run this command to change the package name.

flutter pub run change_app_package_name:main com.new.package.name

First you have to find out the existing package name. You can find it out from top of /app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml file. Now right click on project folder from android studio and click on replace in path. You will get a popup window with two input box. In first box you have to put existing package name that you saw in AndroidManifest.xml file previously and write down your preferred package name in second box and then click on Replace All button.

TIPS

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Setup Firebase for Push Notification

First you have to change your package name. If you didn’t then follow this.

  • Create your own firebase project from https://console.firebase.google.com and also add an android app there with your own package name and app name.
    WARNING

    Do not create multiple project if you have multiple app like User App, Delivery App. Create only one project and add multiple app under project.

  • Click register app and download google-services.json file from there.
  • Copy that file and paste it under <project> /android/app/ folder.
  • Create a totally white png logo for notification icon. Paste it on <project> /android/app/src/main/res/drawable/ and replace notification_icon.png with your whiter version logo.
  • For IOS again create an app under same project and download GoogleService-Info.plist and paste it under <project>/iOS/ folder. Also follow this documentation for full setup for IOS: https://firebase.flutter.dev/docs/messaging/apple-integration
  • Paste firebase server key in admin panel Notification Settings section. You can get server key from Firebase project settings->Cloud Messaging->Server Key.

After your setup please restart your IDE and uninstall your previously installed app then run it. Also don’t try to test it on emulator or simulator. Emulator and simulators are unable to get push. Use real device in this case.

TIPS

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Get AdMob App IDs

  1. Go to AdMob and set up an account. This could take some time because you need to provide banking information, sign contracts, and so on.
  2. With the AdMob account ready, create two Apps in AdMob: one for Android and one for iOS.
  3. Open the App settings section.
  4. Get the AdMob App IDs for both the Android app and the iOS app. They resemble ca-app-pub-1234567890123456~1234567890. Note the tilde (~) between the two numbers.

Platform-specific setup

Update your Android and iOS configurations to include your App IDs.

Android

Add your AdMob app ID to your Android app.

  1. Open the app’s android/app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml file.
  2. Add a new <meta-data> tag.
  3. Set the android:name element with a value of com.google.android.gms.ads.APPLICATION_ID.
  4. Set the android:value element with the value to your own AdMob app ID that you got in the previous step. Include them in quotes as shown: 
        <manifest>
       <application>
          ...
                      
          <!-- Sample AdMob app ID: ca-app-pub-3940256099942544~3347511713 -->
          <meta-data
              android:name="com.google.android.gms.ads.APPLICATION_ID"
              android:value="ca-app-pub-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx~yyyyyyyyyy"/>
      </application>
    </manifest>

iOS

Add your AdMob app ID to your iOS app.

  1. Open your app’s ios/Runner/Info.plist file.
  2. Enclose GADApplicationIdentifier with a key tag.
  3. Enclose your AdMob app ID with a string tag. You created this AdMob App ID in Step 1. 
        <key>GADApplicationIdentifier</key>

    <string>ca-app-pub-################~##########</string>

Set Banner And Interstitial ads UnitId

    ~/lib/services/ad_helper.dart

Change it with Your Banner UnitID

  1. Replies with your Banner UnitID
    2.   // Banner ads unitId 
  static const String androidInterstetialUnitId ='ca-app-pub-################';

  static const String iosInterstetialUnitId ='ca-app-pub-################';

Change it with Your Interstitial ads UnitID

  1. Replies with your Interstitial ads UnitID
    2.     // Interstetial ads UnitId 
    static const String androidInterstetialUnitId ='ca-app-pub-################';

    static const String iosInterstetialUnitId ='ca-app-pub-################';