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It says in the README that with flutter-pi "you can now theoretically run every flutter app you want using flutter-pi, including apps using packages & plugins, just that you'd have to build the platform side of the plugins you'd like to use yourself". Does it mean that you can use plugins that are only available for Android/iOS? If yes, exactly should it be done?
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Does it mean that you can use plugins that are only available for Android/iOS?
No, Flutter plugins are dart code + some native C/Java/ObjC/... code (depending on platform)
If you try to use a plugin that only supports android and iOS with flutter-pi, the dart side would most likely not be a problem, but the native code would be missing. So you'd have to write the native code to make it work yourself.
If yes, exactly should it be done?
Do you mean how to make a flutter plugin work with flutter-pi?
Do you mean how to make a flutter plugin work with flutter-pi?
No, I was asking about the Android/iOS plugins in case it was possible to use them without any additional work.
It says in the README that with flutter-pi "you can now theoretically run every flutter app you want using flutter-pi, including apps using packages & plugins, just that you'd have to build the platform side of the plugins you'd like to use yourself". Does it mean that you can use plugins that are only available for Android/iOS? If yes, exactly should it be done?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: