Writing custom platform-specific code
Read moreHow do I add a platform to my Flutter?
flutter create . You can simply run this from the root of your Flutter project and it will add the required files for all platforms. If you only want to add support for specific enabled platforms, you can do that by supplying the –platforms argument: flutter create –platforms=web,macos .
Read moreHow do I know what platform my flutter is?
Step 1: Add the import statement import ‘package:flutter/foundation. dart’; to your file. The above code snippet checks if the current platform is Android or not. It first detects the current platform using defaultTargetPlatform and compares it with the values inside the TargetPlatform.
Read moreHow do I find the platform in Flutter?
Step 1: Add the import statement import ‘package:flutter/foundation. dart’; to your file. The above code snippet checks if the current platform is Android or not. It first detects the current platform using defaultTargetPlatform and compares it with the values inside the TargetPlatform.
Read moreCan I use C++ with Flutter?
To create a Flutter plugin that includes Dart source code, but distribute the C/C++ library in binary form, use the following instructions: Open the android/build. gradle file for your project. Add the AAR artifact as a dependency.
Read moreCan I use C++ with Flutter?
To create a Flutter plugin that includes Dart source code, but distribute the C/C++ library in binary form, use the following instructions: Open the android/build. gradle file for your project. Add the AAR artifact as a dependency.
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