I want to know that if it is possible to make flutter app for web without using HTML, css or javascript and only using flutter and dart
Yes, it is absolutely possible to create a web app using flutter and dart.
To add web support in the existing flutter project you can run the command flutter create . and to release it run the command flutter build web
For testing your app in chrome you can use command flutter run -d chrome
You can disable android support using command flutter config --no-enable-android and disable ios support using command flutter config --no-enable-ios
Yeah, it is not need to build web app with HTML,CSS & JS, your flutter code alone will work.
Note: try flutter upgrade bcs v-2.0.0 stable release for web got released
Yes, you can use Dart/Flutter exclusively to build web apps. You don't need to write any HTML/CSS/Javascript.
You can setup your project from the terminal (like previous comments suggests), or you can use an IDE such Android Studio, or you can use Visual Studio.
If you use Android Studio, you can create a new Flutter Project, and select the 'web' platform only, and de-select Android and IOS.
I am currently using Dart/Flutter to build web apps only. Android Studio builds the HTML/CSS/Javascript for you. Then you just have to publish it into a web server (online or local).
Yes you can use Flutter for web apps but though it is in early stage of development about how the web app will be stable or not
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So, I'm thinking of creating a CLI application that could also be used with UI, developed in Flutter.
The idea is that there would be 3 different packages, one for the business logic, one for the CLI and one for the Flutter app. Is there a way to import the Flutter app as a dependency in my CLI package, so I could open the Flutter app from the CLI? If so, how would I do it?
Seems like you want to use 1 library containing the business logic for 2 different applications: Desktop CLI app and mobile app (android/iOS).
It's very much possible with flutter. By default flutter installs only the android and iOS platform supports but by changing few configurations in installed flutter SDK we can extend the same setup to Web and Desktop apps (Windows, MacOS or linux) as well.
Check this official doc for enabling desktop support
Check this official doc for enabling Web support
You can enable these settings in your existing application only.
https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_tex/example (want to run this code for Flutter Web)
Goal: Deploy flutter example on a simple web page for checking latex code output
Expected result: Simple web page where you type Latex on the left and it shows you rendered equations on the right
My experience: 1 day
Current installation: Flutter, Dart, Android Studio, Dart -> Able to "create new Flutter project"
What I have tried: Opened a new flutter project - pasted code in main.dart - did not work (no device device - need virtual device for web deployment?)
In order to run your Flutter project on the web, you must ensure that you have the latest version of Flutter (currently I am running v2.0.2). If you don't have the latest version, just run flutter upgrade in the terminal.
Secondly, you need to check whether the package that you are using also supports the web platform. You can check it by going into the "Scores" tab in the package.
Then, all you have to do is to run the command:
flutter run -d chrome
This will launch the flutter app in the Google chrome browser.
I want to create a new project in flutter using VS, but I want this project without the web dependence just a mobile app dependence but each time I create a project it gives me the dependence of the web, not a mobile app
For Example, this what I get:
This what I want
You can generate a flutter app for only mobile platforms with flutter create tool by specifying platforms.
flutter create <app_name> --platforms=android,ios
In the same way you enabled flutter web support, disable it.
flutter config --no-enable-web
This removes web support so that future created projects will not generate a web folder. You may need to restart any open editors for the changes to take place.
I cannot install the Android Emulator in my working environment, therefore I wondered whether it is possible to code/learn Flutter without any mobile device (or emulator). For example, is it possible to run/test the code by using the browser?
There are two non-mobile options, both of which are currently in development stages but could be used for learning Flutter:
flutter-desktop-embedding, particularly the example which you can check out and flutter run with minimal setup, and then modify.
The Flutter for web technical preview.
Flutter Desktop Launcher for Mac OS/Linux, support hot reload via VS Code
GitHub Link: https://github.com/putraxor/flutter_desktop_launcher
How to create a new project using Flutter either for iOS or Android?
I tried with flutter create projectname but it is creating both iOS and Android platform.
Is it possible for any one platform?
You can use the --platforms parameter to specify which platforms you want to create the app for (defaults to all of them). So, if you want to create an app for only android you would do something like the following:
flutter create --platforms android my_app
Note: the -i and -a parameters are for selecting the language used, not restricting which platforms are generated.
Lastly: It does seem that you can simply delete the undesired platform directories after they are generated.
Just delete the android or ios folder created in the project.
You can also leave the folders and just not build for the platform you don't want to support.
The question is for creating a new project either for Android or iOS. Not for building.
Please follow the steps given in this tutorial Get Started.
In a nutshell
Get the Flutter SDK Update your path with flutter SDK
Run flutter doctor to make sure, flutter is installed correctly
Install the Flutter and Dart plugins for Android Studio
Create new flutter app by following this tutorial
Hope this helps
If you want to create only Android or iOS project just run
(--ios-language select between swift or object-c)
flutter create -i, --ios-language [objc (default), swift]
flutter create -a, --android-language [java (default), kotlin]
Same for android