Every time I enter VS code and want an Android emulator Connect to dart language this error comes to me Please help me to resolve this error so that I can understand what you mean, thank youenter image description here
Run in your terminal flutter config --android-sdk [yourAndroidSDKPath].
If that doesn't work:
Go to Android Studio > Settings > SDK Manager > SDK Tools.
Then select and download/update Android Emulator.
Now go back and open the AVD Manager and create a new Virtual Device.
The last thing you wanna do is check the Android SDK Flutter configuration directory.
Run in your terminal flutter config --android-sdk [yourAndroidSDKPath].
Restart your VSCode.
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Recently Formatted My Laptop , Previously the Android Emulator Was Working Great in My VS-Code. Now after fresh install of my VS Code, I installed the flutter and dart plugin . And created a sample flutter project to text my Android Emulator . To run the emulator I used the flutter run command but it showed only chrome and explorer . So I installed the Android iOS Plugin available in the VS Code. But When I Run The Emulator I am getting errors And The Emulator is not starting .But The emulator works great in Android Studio . I am attaching the photo of the error which I see in The VS-Code popup. I also added the Android SDK to my environment variables. Please have a look to the vs code errors and the environment Variables. I am really frustrated now. Wasted my 2 hrs but no solution.
Error while opening the emulator in VS code
Environment Variables:
flutter doctor and flutter emulator results:
Likely you'd need to add absolute directories \emulator and \platform-tools into Path
... just double-click the one Path at the bottom of your screenshot, in order to do so.
I have created a web app using Flutter and it is running fine.
I wanted to create a mobile app out of it with as little modification to the code as possible and wanted to run it in an Android Emulator, so I installed Android Studio and then a device in ADV Manager. The code did not show any errors but Android Studio is not able to locate the newly installed device. Am I missing something?
The question could also be reframed as: how to convert a Flutter web app into a mobile app.
Source of this answer is :here
Can you try to run the below command in terminal:
flutter devices
Does it show something like this?
Android SDK built for x86 (mobile)
If not, then try to run the following commands:
flutter config --android-sdk <path to android sdk>
flutter config --android-studio-dir <path to android studio>
Replace with the actual path to the SDK in your machine.
And then restart your Android Studio. You should see your virtual device listed under Flutter Device Selection.
Please note, to find the path to Android SDK, you can go to Preferences as shown in this image
I have installed flutter and android studio. Followed some resources I have added path.(In windows)
But everytime I run the first project it is giving errors
like. Grandlew bat file not found.
sometimes : exception: exit with 1
Flutter doctor is always giving licenses unknown. I tried number of solutions in the YouTube and from here..but still getting same thing..
My dreams are going to stop in the first step.
you need to install flutter and dart plugin in your android studio/VS code.
to install a plugin in Android Studio follow these steps
Launch Android Studio application
Choose File -> Settings (For Mac Preference )
Search for Flutter then for dart(But dart will be installed automatically with flutter)
I just noticed you don't have Android SDK either, for that, you should go to your android studio and on the top right corner click on the SDK icon, and then install 28/29 version of android SDK hopefully it will solve your problem
alternatively, you can download SDK from here as well
i am trying to run flutter app in visual studio code by pressing F5,
connecting a real device, but unable to run the app
my android sdk path--
C:\src\flutter\flutter
my flutter app path--
D:\flutter\flut\flut
error message--
flutter doctor -v ----
Try the followings.
run the flutter doctor --android-licenses and accept licenses.
(it happened to me too)
Install the flutter & DART plugin in Android Studio.
Then run the project again
Add the flutter bin dir to your path
First you have to accept the licenses for Android SDK. Write the following commands in your terminal.
flutter doctor --android-licenses
After adding above command you have to accept all the list of licenses one by one to get ahead.
In your case, you have not installed dart and flutter plugin. So, close your project and go to "Welcome Screen" of IDE where you will see a "Configure" button. click on it and select "Plugins".
Now, search for Flutter and Dart and install both of them. After installing both restart your IDE to apply new changes.
Now, you're Done with the setup. Now, you can run your project in real device or emulator by configuring them.
you need to accept the android licence, to do so,
run the command
flutter doctor --android-licenses
in your terminal, and press yes when prompted in the terminal.
The flutter and dart plugins are also not installed on your Android Studio, to include these, add dart and flutter plugins and restart your Android Studio.
And finally run the command flutter doctor in your terminal and check every thing is installed correctly.
Had that issue. Had to downgrade Java from 11 to 8. After that I have been able to accept the all the licenses. But in order to run the app - had to upgrade back Java 11. And also has to be sure that that JAVA_HOME path is JDK, but not JRE. But that that is the next thing.
I have been trying to run Flutter demo app for the first time in Android Studio.
I have installed up all settings for flutter in Android Studio and now I am trying to run the app in emulator but it keeps saying 'no devices' even though emulator is running.
I have tried
flutter doctor --android-licenses
flutter doctor
all set up variables in user setting
installed all sdk properly in proper pathenter image description here
It may be related with your Android emulator, you can try to create new one.(It is weird but solved my problem once)
and be sure about the device is active, In your console type adb devices and you should see your android emulator like following.
Go tools -> Avd manager -> then install an emulator if u didn't , then install a system image .
Documentation
https://developer.android.com/studio/run/managing-avds
you can drag debug apk file that you find in (Your App location)\build\app\outputs\apk\debug\app-debug.apk and put it on android emulator and it will install it and run it
It's a simple step to solve this. Just click on project Structure which you will find near Search icon on Android studio toolbar and before your profile icon, you will find project structure. Click on it and select Project SDK And press Ok. You will find that your device is now showing.