I can run Flutter app on M1 device from Xcode natively. It means I'm using MacBook as a device, like a simulator.
How can I list this device from flutter run?
That's at the moment of this writing not possible with Flutter's built in device selector. What you can do is to enable desktop support for your application using this tutorial and select your macOS as a target after that and run like normal.
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So i'm new at flutter and i want to run my app to my real device. Working on windows 10 with vs code. I want to do this because when i run my app with android emulators my pc starts going slow.
Thanks!
You can follow this tutorial if you want to run your application on an actual device with USB connection: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aohkII1C4JY&ab_channel=JohannesMilke
And also there is another way to run your app on an actual device which you can do it wirelessly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BymD9pxtVwY&t=161s&ab_channel=AppMakingAcademy
If I connect a physical iPhone to my Windows computer via usb, is it possible to run a Flutter app on it in VSCode?
It is not possible, you need to install XCode and XCode Command Tools in order to build for iOS. For those you need to use MacOS.
I am new to Flutter. I want to test my app on an iPhone emulator (or simulator) just to see how does it look in real time?
I am using these:
Windows 10
Visual Studio Code
It is not possible. You need macOS to install Xcode, without which iOS development & running is not possible.
With windows, you cannot even run it on an iPhone if you had one.
Can I use Android Studio in macOS to run flutter app(for debug and hot reload) on my personal iPhone after I have registered my device using Apple ID on Xcode? Or will I need to use Xcode itself if I want to run my app on a physical iPhone.
Thanks.
q : Can I use Android Studio in macOS to run flutter app(for debug and hot reload) on my personal iPhone after I have registered my device using Apple ID on Xcode?
a : You can use
q :Or will I need to use Xcode itself if I want to run my app on a physical iPhone.
a : You can run it directly from android studio
install and run flutter on mac
I'm just beginning development with Flutter and I work on my Macbook Air.
I already have the iOS emulator on my laptop. So my question is do I necessarily need the android emulator to continue developing with flutter or can I manage with the iOS emulator.
Thanks!
if you just want to prototype it is feasible to only use the IOS Simulator for production apps I highly recommend real devices.
Either way, you do not need an android emulator. Just start the IOS Simulator check if your device is there with flutter devices and execute flutter run to start the application.
You do not, But you must have Android studio (and Xcode) or flutter doctor will give you errors.