Install flutter on windows

• Download Android Studio

  Click here

• Get the Flutter SDK

  1. Install https://flutter.dev/docs/get-started/install
     

     Extract the zip file and copy flutter folder into your desired installation location for the Flutter SDK (eg. C:\src\flutter; do not install Flutter in a directory like C:\Program Files\).

  2. Update your path
     
  3. Now set your enviournment variable
  4. From the Start search bar in , type ‘env’ and select Edit environment variables for your account
  5. Under User variables check if there is an entry called Path:
  6. Click on Edit. New Dialog open from it click on new and copy full path to flutter\bin as its value
  7. Now Restart your pc for changes to take effect
  
  
  8. Now check everything is ok or not
  9. open cmd and run flutter doctor as shown the below picture
  
  
  10. Now open Android Studio and create new flutter project then select your flutter sdk file to the location where we have downloaded earlier and that's it
  
  
• Learn more about Android Studio - Click here
• JAVA_HOME path set in system .env file Click Here

Install flutter on mac

• Download Android Studio - Click here
• Download Xcode - Click here
• Get the Flutter SDK - Click here
  1. Install Click here
     

     Extract downloaded file, just double click on that. and just copy extracted folder and paste it to your desired location (for example, Documents\flutter).

  2. Update your path

     Warning

     Path variable needs to be updated to access “flutter” command from terminal. you can just update path variable for current terminal window only. and if you want to access flutter commands from anywhere in terminal, we need to update SDK path permanently.

     To update PATH variable, we need to open terminal.

     To update PATH variable for current terminal window only, then enter this command "export PATH="$PATH:`pwd`/flutter/bin"" and hit enter key.

     To update PATH variable permanently, then Open or create .bash_profile file. to open or create that file, then enter "sudo open -e $HOME/.bash_profile" and hit enter key.

     Append below line to bash_profile file at bottom of all other content. "export PATH="$PATH:[PATH_TO_FLUTTER_GIT_DIRECTORY]/flutter/bin"" as [PATH_TO_FLUTTER_GIT_DIRECTORY] is actual path of SDK folder.

     Run this command on terminal "source $HOME/.bash_profile" to refresh PATH variables.

     Then check whether our SDK is successfully installed or not.

     You are now ready to run Flutter commands in the Flutter Console!

     Run "flutter doctor" into terminal, If you are getting check list of flutter sdk requirements, it means SDK is successfully installed on your machine. and you can start building flutter apps on your machine.

     If you find any issue during environment setup in macos, please go online Click here

Install flutter on linux

• Download Android Studio - Click here
• Get the Flutter SDK - Click here
  1. Install Click here

     Extract downloaded file, just double click on that. and just copy extracted folder and paste it to your desired location (for example, Documents\flutter).

  2. Update your path

     Warning

     Path variable needs to be updated to access “flutter” command from terminal. you can just update path variable for current terminal window only. and if you want to access flutter commands from anywhere in terminal, we need to update SDK path permanently.

     You’ll probably want to update this variable permanently, so you can run flutter commands in any terminal session. To update PATH variable, we need to open terminal.

     export PATH="$PATH:[PATH_TO_FLUTTER_GIT_DIRECTORY]/flutter/bin"

     1. Run source $HOME/. to refresh the current window, or open a new terminal window to automatically source the file.
     2. Verify that the flutter/bin directory is now in your PATH by running:

     echo $PATH

     Verify that the flutter command is available by running:

     which flutter

     You are now ready to run Flutter commands in the Flutter Console!

Laravel Configuration

App Configuration

                                                        APP_NAME="your app name"
                                                        APP_ENV=production
                                                        APP_KEY=yourkey
                                                        APP_DEBUG=false
                                                        APP_URL=yourappurl

1. Open and edit the /.env file and provide following details:
2. Enter App name, App env, App debug and App url
   Run in terminal or CMD:

                                                           php artisan key:generate
                                                       

   generate App key

Database Configuration

1. Create the database on your server
2. Open and edit the /.env file and provide your server details:

                                                        DB_CONNECTION=mysql
                                                        DB_HOST=127.0.0.1
                                                        DB_PORT=3306
                                                        DB_DATABASE=laravel
                                                        DB_USERNAME=root
                                                        DB_PASSWORD=

3. Open and edit the /.env file and provide following details:
4. After that run in terminal or CMD,
   Note: Only necessary for those, who is setup project first time.
   php artisan migrate --seed

   Note: When you update new code then run in terminal or CMD for new table migration, php artisan migrate

5. Please backup your code + database from server.,
   Then Update your code with new code.
   

   Note: Don't update .env file and storage & public folder. (In your backend code)
   
   After that run php artisan migrate command for migration in your terminal.
   Note: If you dont have terminal then run migrations from url directly (your-domain-name/migrate).
   

6. If you are facing problem to migrate database using command then, import the mightylocaldelivery.sql file in your database. You will find the sql file in mighty-local-delivery/mightylocaldelivery.sql.

   Already imported mightylocaldelivery.sql

   If you have already installed mightylocaldelivery.sql file than you need to install alter-mightylocaldelivery.sql file ( Note : Not Necessary for those,who is setup project first time. )

Mail Configuration

1. Open and edit the /.env file and provide following details:

                                                      MAIL_DRIVER=your mail driver
                                                      MAIL_HOST=your mail host
                                                      MAIL_PORT=your mail port
                                                      MAIL_USERNAME=your mail id
                                                      MAIL_PASSWORD=your mail password
                                                      MAIL_ENCRYPTION=your mail encryption

2. Enter mail host name, mail port, mail username( Mail ID ), mail password and mail encryption type.
3. Note If you configure Gmail SMTP then, you have to Generate App Password. Follow this link: Click Here

Onesignal Configuration

1. Open and edit the /.env file and provide following details:

                                                    IS_ONESIGNAL_NOTIFICATION=
                                                    ONESIGNAL_APP_ID=
                                                    ONESIGNAL_REST_API_KEY=

                                                    ONESIGNAL_ADMIN_APP_ID=
                                                    ONESIGNAL_ADMIN_REST_API_KEY=
                                                

2. If you want to enable onesignal notifications you have set,
   IS_ONESIGNAL_NOTIFICATION=1 and
   add ONESIGNAL_APP_ID,ONESIGNAL_REST_API_KEY, ONESIGNAL_ADMIN_APP_ID, ONESIGNAL_ADMIN_REST_API_KEY.
3. If you want to disable onesignal notifications you have set,
   IS_ONESIGNAL_NOTIFICATION=0

Firebase Configuration

1. Create a Firebase Project:
   • Go to Firebase Console and create a new project.
   • Add an app to the project to get the configuration file.
2. Add Firebase Credentials:
   • Generate a private key in Firebase Console and download the JSON file.
   • Add the JSON file inside your Laravel project.
     
3. Configure Firebase in Laravel:
   • Add the Firebase credentials and database URL to your .env file.
     

                                                                     FIREBASE_CREDENTIALS="YOUR FIREBASE JSON FILE (filename.json)"
                                                                     FIREBASE_DATABASE_URL="YOUR FIREBASE DATABASE URL"
                                                                 

4. Publish Firebase Configuration:
   Note: Only necessary for those, who is setup project first time.
   
   • Open terminal and follow below setps
   • composer require kreait/laravel-firebase
   • Run: php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Kreait\Laravel\Firebase\ServiceProvider".

Google Map Key Configuration

1. Open and edit the /.env file and provide following details:

                                                    GOOGLE_MAP_API_KEY=
                                                

Storage your link

1. Link your storage folder to public folder. Run in your project root directory (where you uploaded code) terminal or CMD:

   php artisan storage:link

   After this if you are facing a problem storage link using command please follow the below steps: ln -s

                                                           ln -s /home/your_application/storage/app/public /home/your_application/public/storage
                                                       

   Also set your APP_URL=yourappurl

                                                           APP_URL=https://your-website-url.com
                                                       

Admin Credentials

                                                    Email    : [email protected]
                                                    Password : 12345678
                                                

Android Configuration

Installation

1. Flutter & Dart SDK:
• Ensure that you have Flutter and Dart SDK installed on your system. These are essential for Flutter app development.
• Install Flutter SDK
• Set up Environment for Flutter
2. Choose an IDE:
• You can use any IDE such as Android Studio, Visual Studio Code, or IntelliJ IDEA for Flutter development.
3. Set up Your Editor:
• Configure your IDE by installing the Flutter and Dart plugins to enable Flutter development features.
• Install Flutter And Dart Plugins?
4. Git: Although not mandatory, having a version control system like Git is highly recommended for tracking changes in your project and collaborating with other developers if needed.

For detailed installation instructions and troubleshooting, refer to the official Flutter documentation.

Install Flutter And Dart Plugins

Android Studio

1. Open Android Studio.
2. Go to Preferences(on macOS) or Settings (on Windows/Linux).
3. Select Plugins from the left sidebar.
4. Click on the Marketplace tab.
5. Search for "Flutter" in the search bar.
6. Install the "Flutter" plugin by clicking on the green Install button.
7. Install "Dart" Plugin.
8. Restart Android Studio when prompted.

Visual Studio Code

1. Visual Studio Code
2. Go to the Extensions view by clicking on the square icon in the Sidebar.
3. Search for "Flutter" in the Extensions Marketplace.
4. Click on the "Install" button for the "Flutter" extension provided by the Flutter team.
5. Install "Dart" Plugin same way.
6. After installation, you may need to restart Visual Studio Code to enable the extension.

IntelliJ IDEA

1. Open IntelliJ IDEA.
2. Go to File → Settings (on Windows/Linux) or IntelliJ IDEA → Preferences (on macOS).
3. Go to File → Settings (on Windows/Linux) or IntelliJ IDEA → Preferences (on macOS).
4. Click on the Marketplace tab.
5. Search for "Flutter" in the search bar.
6. Install the "Flutter" plugin by clicking on the green install button.
7. Install the "dart" plugin same way.
8. Restart IntelliJ IDEA when prompted.

Basic Setup

Here are the requirements for mobile configuration in Markdown format:

Firebase

Firebase provides tools to grow your app and business, offering fully managed backend infrastructure and features for app development. Visit Firebase for more information.

• You need only one Firebase project Firebase Configuration

Payment Methods

Mighty Delivery Booking Laravel currently supports eight payment gateways. Here Some two examples are given below.

• Rozerpay Payment
• Stripe Payment

Open Android Module

• The Android module can be accessed in Two ways:

1. Select the Android Module from the same project you're attempting to open by going to File -> Open.



2. Navigate to Tools -> Flutter -> Android Studio -> Open Android Module.

Change Application Name

Open android/app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml and specify your application name.

Change Application Icon

Generate App Launcher Icon

Method 1 : Use Android Studio To Generate Launcher Icons

• Go to android/app/src/main/res folder.
• Right-click on the res folder and select Image → Asset News.

• Choose Icon Type - "Launcher icons Adaptive & Legacy"
• Select the path of your Image and press Next.
• Select App mode for app Icon.
• Then Press Finish.

Method 2 : Generate Online

• Icon Kitchen
• App Icon Generate

The basic process of this website is -

• Choose Asset type
• Basic Configuration
• Choose Device Type
• Generate and Get the Zip
• After extracting zip you get res folder replace it with your android/app/src/main – res folder

Generate Notification Icon

• Go to android/app/src/main/res folder.
• Right-click on the res folder and select New → Image Asset.
• Choose Icon Type - "Notification"
• Select the path of your Image and press Next.
• Select App mode for app Icon.
• Then Press Finish.

Change notification icon in Androidmanifest.xml

• Navigate to android/app/src/main.
• Open your Androidmanifest.xml and check for lines below. If not exist just add this line otherwise Paste the Name of Icon you just created into “android:resource“.

Add Google JSON File

Generate Signed APK

To generate a signed APK (Android Package), follow these steps:

1. Open the build menu and Select Generate Signed Bundle/APK.Choose APK and click Next.





2. Now you will have two options create a new Keystore or choose existing keystore.
• If you choose to create a new keystore:
• A dialogue will appear, prompting you to specify the path of the keystore and give it a name.
• Enter your password and confirm it.
• Select the alias name.
• Confirm the password.
• Enter any additional information if required.
• Click OK to create your keystore.

If you choose to use an existing keystore, simply select it.

After selecting your keystore or creating a new one, click Next.

Choose the release mode and proceed with building the APK.

Change Application ID

• For Application ID, change the applicationId in the app/build.gradle file.
• Locate the build.gradle file at this path: android/app/build.gradle.

Change The Version Name

• For Version Name, change the versionName in the build.gradle file at the app level.
• Locate the build.gradle file at this path: android/app/build.gradle.

Setup Firebase

1. For Firebase setup, you just need to change the android/app/google-services.json file.
2. Create a new firebase account, register your application with your package name.
3. Now download the google-services.json file and replace with current.
4. Refer to Link

Generate Signed APK && AAB

1. Go to your project -> Tools -> Flutter -> Open for Editing in Android Studio as shown below


2. Open Project in New Window
3. Wait for while until project synchronization. After that Go to Build -> GenerateSigned Bundle/APK...


4. Select Android App Bundle or APK Option as per your need. (Android App Bundle is best solution) and click Next button.


5. Select Create new.. option to generate new Signed key (When you release your app First Time) and Fill all options. Refer this link



6. Click Next button and you will get following screen...



Select Build variants - release and Signature versions both V1 and V2 respectively as shown above screen shot and click Finish button.

7. Wait for a while until Gradle Build Running process complete.and finally you will get the Generate Signed APK : (APKs) generated successfully. from that click on Locate option to get Location of your Generate Signed APK Key.

iOS Configuration

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Open Project in Android Studio

1. Open android studio in your project.
2. Open terminal in android studio.
3. flutter pub get
4. Open terminal cd ios.
5. pod install.
6. run project in xcode.

Open Project in Xcode

1. Open Xcode on your Mac computer.
2. In Xcode, go to the File menu and select "Open" or use the keyboard shortcut "Command + O".
3. Navigate to the directory of your Flutter project on your computer.
4. Inside your Flutter project directory, locate the ios folder and open it.
5. Look for a file with the extension ".xcworkspace" or ".xcodeproj" within the ios folder. This file represents your Xcode project for the Flutter app
6. Select the ".xcworkspace" or ".xcodeproj" file and click on the "Open" button.

Xcode should then open your Flutter project, allowing you to build, run, and modify your iOS app using the Xcode IDE. Please note that before opening your project in Xcode, you need to ensure that you have set up Flutter and the necessary dependencies for iOS development.

Change Bundle Name

1. Select your project file icon in the Group and Files panel.
2. In the Xcode navigation pane, find and select your project file (usually denoted by the blue icon with your project name).
3. In the main editor area, you should see the project settings. Select the target for which you want to change the Bundle Name. Targets are usually listed under the Targets section in the project settings.
4. With the target selected, navigate to the "Info" tab.
5. Scroll down to the "Custom iOS Target Properties" section, and locate the "Bundle Name" key.
6. Double-click on the value field next to "Bundle Name" and enter the desired name for your bundle.
7. After changing the Bundle Name, make sure to save your changes by clicking on the "File" menu and selecting "Save" or using the keyboard shortcut "Command + S".

By following these steps, you can change the Bundle Name for your iOS target in Xcode.

Change Bundle Identifier

Bundle Id is a unique Identifier of your of app on iOS and MacOS. iOS and MacOS use it to recognise updates to your app. The identifier must be unique for your app.

1. Select your project file icon in the Group and Files panel.
2. Select the General tab.
3. In the Identity section, rename your Bundle Identifier.

Change App Icons

Visit the Website -

• Icon Kitchen

The basic process of this website is -

• Choose Asset type
• Basic Configuration
• Choose Device Type
• Download and Get the Zip
• After extracting zip you get ios folder. Copy all inside ios folder and paste it into ios/Runner/Assets.xcassets/AppIcon.appiconset

Google SignIn

To enable Google SignIn in your app:

• Register your app on Firebase.
• Make sure that GoogleService-Info.plist is the name of the file you downloaded from Firebase.
• Move or copy the GoogleService-Info.plist into the [My_project]/ios/Runner folder.
• Open Xcode, right-click on the Runner directory, and select Add files into Runner.
• Select the GoogleService-Info.plist file from the file manager.
• In the dialog that appears, select the Runner target.
• Add the following CFBundleURLTypes attributes into the [My_project]/ios/Runner/Info.plist file.
• Run your project.

SignIn with Apple

To enable SignIn with Apple in your project:

• Open the project in Xcode.
• Go to the Project Editor, choose your target, and open the Signing & Capabilities panel.
• Click the Library button (+) to open the Capabilities library (or choose Editor > Sign in with Apple).
• Run your project.

How to create firebase on iOS

1. Open firebase console with login your account
2. Firebase Link

1. Here you need to add bundle id (Apple Unique Identifier for your application.) Whatever bundle identifier you put here, you need to put the same in the iOS application.
2. Click Register App button

1. Click Download Plist file and store it in your computer, because we will need it in a second.

1. Go to your project you downloaded and navigate to project folder
2. Find folder iOS and go inside
3. Find folder Runner and go inside
4. Replace the GoogleService-Info.plist file with the one you just downloaded

Google Map iOS

1. Open "AppDelegate.swift" file and add your api key

Flutter Configuration

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Change Base URL

In the main directory, go to lib → app_config.dart

const DOMAIN_URL = "ADD YOUR DOMAIN URL";

Your mBaseUrl = 'ADD_YOUE_BASE_URL/api/';

Change Primary Color

Change One Signal Key

Change Firebase option

Go to lib/utils/firebase_option.dart

Note: if you create a web project in the firebase project you will get firebase option you can set the all value from that

update add firebase option

For iOS: Client id and Bundel id you will get from the GoogleService-Info.json file

Setup Flutter Environment for your System

Install Flutter SDK

• Install Flutter SDK depending on your OS.
• Extract the Zip.
Tip
To Keep Flutter SDK easily manageable we recommend few tips for Storing sdk.
• Create flutter_sdk folder.
• Extract the zip into the "flutter_sdk" directory.
• Rename the extracted directory with relevant flutter_version (i.e If you have installed flutter 3.22.0 than rename the directory as "flutter_3_22_0")
• Copy the Flutter path to the bin directory. (i.e - Right Click on bin directory and open properties/info, you can see the full path to Flutter "bin" directory)

How to build App and Run

Build and Run Your Application

Follow these steps to set up and run your application:

1. Download the Project:
• Download the project from CodeCanyon and unzip it.
2. Locate the Mobile Apps Folder:
• After unzipping the file, locate the mobile apps folder. Inside, you'll find two projects.
3. Choose Project to Open:
• Optionally, you can copy both projects to a new location. For this guide, we'll open the "user app" project.
• Open Android Studio and click on the "Open" button.
4. Open Project in Android Studio:
• Locate the project you want to work with and open it.
5. Enable Dart Support:
• First, enable Dart support in the settings or by opening the main.dart file.
• Look for the Enable Dart option in the right corner and click on it to enable Dart.
6. Get Dependencies:
• After enabling Dart support, the Get Dependencies option will appear.
• Click on it to fetch the project dependencies. Any existing errors should disappear automatically after this step.



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If errors persist, try one of the following two steps:

• Restart Android Studio.
• Follow these steps:
• Select Tools -> Flutter -> Flutter Clean
• Select Tools -> Flutter -> Flutter Pub Get
• Select Tools -> Flutter -> Flutter Upgrade
• Select File -> Invalidate Caches / Restart


7. Connect Device or Launch Emulator:
• Connect your device to the computer or launch the emulator.
• Run the project after connecting the device and wait for it to deploy on the device.

How To Generate New JKS/Keystore

Method 1 - Using Terminal

1. Run the following command in your terminal

keytool -genkey -v -keystore android/.jks -alias -keyalg RSA -keysize 2048 -validity 10000

• Example command:

keytool -genkey -v -keystore android/example.jks -alias example -keyalg RSA -keysize 2048 -validity 10000

Here,

• JKS File Name: example
• Alias Name: example

The command will generate a JKS file in your android directory. The validity of the keystore certificate is set to 10,000 days. If you don't add "-validity ", the default value will be 90 days.

Note: If you encounter an error like 'Command 'keytool' not found', you'll also receive a suggestion to install keytool. Follow the suggestion and execute the command to install 'keytool'.

After installing keytool, run the 'keytool' command again and complete the process again.

Method 2 - Using Android Studio

1. Open your Android module. Wait for a while to complete the import process for the 'android' Gradle project.
2. Open the build menu from the Menu bar and Select Generate Signed Bundle/APK. Choose APK and click Next.





3. In the resulting dialog, for the Key store path field, choose Create New to open the New Key Store dialog.




When you click on Create New it will open a dialog to choose keystore file.

• Choose the path where you want to store your keystore/jks file. In this example we're storing it at android directory of Project
• Just Add keystore filename in File name field.



4. Add Keystore Password, Key Alias , Alias Password. Add Details in Certificate section then press Ok.

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These Keystore File Path,Keystore Password, Key Alias , Alias Password, you've to set in keystore.properties file which will be in android directory of project. If it's not available then just right click on android directory → New → File and name it as 'key.properties'. Then you can perform steps mentioned here

How to generate the SHA from Android Studio

1. Create a file in android folder of your project name key.properties if not exists.
2. Add properties and it's value below




3. Add following line to your Android/app/build.gradle file above the all apply plugin lines (Check if this line already exist or not)



4. Now in app:build.gradle android block check for below lines if not exist Add into your Android/app/build.gradle




5. Open your terminal and enter following command

Wait for a while it will generate your SHA Copy Both SHA1 and SHA256 for variant & config Debug and Release and add to Firebase

Certificate Signing Request (CSR) Creation and Installation Guide

Step 1: Create a Certificate Signing Request (CSR)

1. Open Keychain Access on your Mac.
2. Navigate to Keychain Access > Certificate Assistant > Request a Certificate from a Certificate Authority.




3. Add email address,and CA email Address and common name for the certificate. (You can use common name as your App Name)
4. Choose "Save To Disk"
5. Click Continue and save the CSR file to your computer.

Step 2: Generate .p12 Certificate

1. Go to the your Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles.
2. Click on Certificates.
3. Click the add button (+).
4. Choose "Apple Push Notification service SSL (Sandbox & Production)" from Service Section



5. Select the appropriate App ID for which you want to generate the certificate.



6. Click Continue and upload the CSR file.
7. Download the certificate.

Step 3: Install the Certificate

1. Double-click the downloaded certificate file to install it in your Keychain Access.
2. Go to Keychain Access > My Certificates and locate the newly installed certificate.
3. Right-click (or control-click) on the certificate and select Export.
4. Choose a location to save the certificate and select .p12 as the file format.
5. Enter a password and confirm it. Note - Store your password at safe place because whenever you'll run the App XCode will ask for keychain access password. If you don't want to be asked password everytime you run, you can keep password empty.

OneSignal Configuration

• Create onesignal project in your account Choose android platform


• Go to your Firebase Console -> Project Settings -> Service account and generate New private key


• Now upload json file here


• Choose Target SDK as Flutter


• Now copy App ID as shown below


• Go to lib/main/utils/Constants.dart and change mOneSignalAppId


• Go to Setting -> Keys & IDs in OneSignal project and copy 'Rest API Key'


• Go to lib/main/utils/Constants.dart and change mOneSignalRestKey


• To generate OneSignal channel id Refer this link
• You have connected android application to your Onesignal account successfully

How to integrate firebase

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Create Firebase Project

• Create new project to your firebase console

Add Android App

• After completing the project, you will be presented with this type of dashboard



• Go to the Project Settings and configure the Support Email.



• Add package name and sha-1 key (sha-1 optional for now)







• You have connected andorid application to your firebase project successfully
• Now download the google-services.json file and replace with current.

Add iOS app

• Add iOS application to your firebase project



• Get your bundle id from \ios\Runner.xcodeproj\project.pbxproj file or search for PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER and you will get following result



• Enter your iOS bundle id







• You have connected iOS application to your firebase project successfully
• Now download the GoogleService-Info.plist file and replace with current.

Add Web app

• Add Web application to your firebase project



• Add App nickname and click on Register app button



• You have connected web application to your firebase project successfully
• Now copy the firebase config code and replace with current.

Firebase Cloud Messaging

• Open /web/firebase-messaging-sw.js file and change firebase config code

Enable SignIn Methods

• In Firebase console, open the Authentication section.
• On the Sign-in Method tab, enable the Google Sign and Phone method and click save.



• Go to Project setting and Add your debug and release SHA1 Key. Refer link

Create Firestore Database

• Go to Firestore Database -> click on create database



• Select Start in test mode and click on Next button.



• Click on Enable button and create your collection

How to integrate googlemap Key

Google Map Key Documentation

Enable the below listed apis in google map key

Change Google Map API Key

Open lib/main/utils/constants.dart and change googleMapAPIKey.

Go to your Android Folder -> app -> src -> main -> AndroidManifest file

Add Google Map Key.

No matching client found for package name

If you encounter the error message "package_name" in google-services.json is not matching with your "applicationId" in the app gradle, it means that there is a mismatch between the package name specified in the google-services.json file and the applicationId defined in your app's build.gradle file.

To resolve this issue, you need to ensure that the package name and application ID are the same.

Here are the steps to follow:

1. Open the google-services.json file, which is typically located in the android/app directory of your Flutter project.
2. Look for the package_name field in the google-services.json file. This should match the package name you intend to use for your application.
3. Next, open the build.gradle file in the android/app directory of your project.
4. In the build.gradle file, locate the defaultConfig section. Inside this section, you will find the applicationId property. Make sure that the value of applicationId matches the package name specified in the google-services.json file.
5. If the package name and application ID are not the same, update either the package_name field in the google-services.json file or the applicationId property in the build.gradle file to match each other.
6. Save the changes made to both files.
7. Clean and rebuild your project to ensure that the changes take effect. You can do this by running the following command in the terminal within your project's root directory:

flutter clean
flutter run

Following these steps should resolve the package name mismatch error and ensure that the google-services.json file and the build.gradle file have consistent package names.

For more detailed information, you can refer to the Firebase Configuration documentation.

Flutter SDK Not Available

Downloading the Flutter SDK

To get started with Flutter, you need to download the Flutter SDK and set up the SDK folder path for your future projects. There are several sources from where you can obtain the Flutter SDK:

1. Clone from GitHub Repository: You can clone the Flutter SDK directly from the official GitHub repository. This allows you to have the latest version of the SDK and also gives you access to the Flutter source code for advanced customization.


2. Download SDK Zip File: Alternatively, you can download the Flutter SDK as a zip file. After downloading, extract the contents of the zip file to a suitable location on your computer.


3. Download Specific Version: If you prefer to use a specific version of the Flutter SDK, you can visit the Flutter website and download the desired version for your operating system (Mac, Windows, Linux). This option is useful if you need compatibility with older projects or want to avoid any potential issues with the latest version.

Setting the SDK Folder Path

Once you have obtained the Flutter SDK, you need to configure the SDK folder path for your future projects. Follow these steps:

1. Locate the folder where you extracted or cloned the Flutter SDK.
2. Take note of the complete path to the Flutter SDK folder on your computer.
3. In your development environment or project settings, specify the SDK folder path to ensure that your projects can access the Flutter framework and its associated tools.

By correctly setting the SDK folder path, you ensure that your future Flutter projects can utilize the Flutter SDK and its capabilities.

Remember to keep your Flutter SDK up to date by regularly checking for updates and installing newer versions when available. This helps you benefit from the latest features, enhancements, and bug fixes provided by the Flutter community.

Download the SDK and point the SDK folder path in your future projects.

There are different sources you can try

Use the SDK path in your future projects

iOS errors

List of common iOS issues

Framework not found & Linker command failed with exit code 1

If you encounter error given below

1. framework not found flutter
2. Linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)

Before start please check your iOS deployment target in Xcode.

Step 1 - In Mac check flutter version in your global terminal and in Android studio's terminal.

If not same then set Flutter SDK path for Global environment -

Setting up Flutter SDK Path Globally on macOS

1. Open Terminal: Launch the Terminal application. You can find it in the Applications folder or search for it using Spotlight (Cmd + Space, then type "Terminal").


2. Edit Your Shell Profile:
• For Bash:
nano ~/.bash_profile
• For Zsh:
nano ~/.zshrc
3. Add Flutter SDK Path: Add the following line at the end of the file:
export PATH="$PATH:/path/to/flutter/bin"

Replace /path/to/flutter with the actual path where Flutter is installed on your system.

4. Save Changes: Press Ctrl + O to save the file, then press Enter. Press Ctrl + X to exit the editor.
5. Apply Changes: In the Terminal, run:
• For Bash:
source ~/.bash_profile
• For Zsh:
source ~/.zshrc
• Verify the Flutter version by running the command below -
flutter doctor --v

Setting up Flutter SDK Path in Android Studio on macOS

Follow these steps to set up the Flutter SDK path in Android Studio on macOS:

1. Open Android Studio: Launch Android Studio on your Mac.
2. Open Preferences:
• Go to "Android Studio" in the menu bar.
• Then, select "Preferences".
3. Access Flutter Settings:
• In the left-hand pane, navigate to "Languages & Frameworks".
• Then, select "Flutter".
4. Set Flutter SDK Path:
• Look for the "Flutter SDK path" field.
• Click on the folder icon next to it.
• Navigate to the directory where Flutter is installed on your system and select the Flutter SDK folder.
5. Apply Changes: After selecting the Flutter SDK path, click "Apply" or "OK" to save the changes.
6. Restart Android Studio: Close and reopen Android Studio for the changes to take effect.

After completing these steps, Android Studio will be configured to use the Flutter SDK from the specified path. This will enable you to create, edit, and run Flutter projects seamlessly within Android Studio on macOS.

Step 2 - run this command in terminal

If still issue is not fixed then move to the Step 3

Step 3 - Get the new Flutter SDK from the link below and replace it with you SDK.

Flutter SDK Archives

PLA(Program Licence Agreement) Update

If you the error like shown below while uploading app to Store follow the mentioned step in image.

Solution : Follow the steps shown in Image.

Unsupported gradle version 3.x

Fixing "Unsupported Gradle Version" Error

If you encounter the "Unsupported Gradle Version" error with a version number like 3.., you can follow these steps to resolve it:

1. Open your project in Android Studio.
2. Navigate to the android directory within your project's root directory.
3. Wait for the project indexing process to complete in Android Studio.
4. Once indexing is finished, run your application by selecting the Android module in your project and clicking on the "Run" button or using the appropriate keyboard shortcut.

By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the "Unsupported Gradle Version" error and run your application successfully

If you continue to experience issues or encounter any other errors, make sure to check for updates to your Gradle version and ensure that it is compatible with your project requirements. Additionally, consult the official documentation or seek support from the Android Studio community for further assistance.

Migrate Database issue?

• If you are facing a problem migrating database using command the please follow the below steps.
  Go to the main directory of download project then find mightylocaldelivery.sql file and import to the database.

symlink() has been disabled for security reasons?

When you get an error while run php artisan storage:link, please follow the below steps :

Second way, just fire this command

ln -s /home/your_application/storage/app/public /home/your_application/public/storage