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The steps for creating the Flutter module are as follows: Assuming that you have your Android project at path/to/project/nativeApp, where nativeApp is the name of your Android project folder, then you have to create the Flutter module from path/to/project folder. The Flutter module should be added as a sibling to the native Android project. So, the empty native Android project is ready. Click on Finish and wait for the initial Gradle sync to complete.I have added an extra folder to store the native Android project because this will make it easier to add the Flutter module later. Save location: ~/Desktop/CourtCounterFlutter/CourtCounter.We will be creating a simple app called Court Counter, which will be a score keeper for a basketball match between two teams.Ĭlick on Start a new Android Studio project. So, let us first create a simple Native Android app for this tutorial.Įditor’s Note: We also recommend you to read iOS Code Signing and Publishing with codemagic.yaml file. I will be starting from the scratch to give you some tips and tricks in the way. The exported configuration is not identical to the settings in UI and lacks the configuration for some features, such as Stop build if tests fail and publishing to Codemagic Static Pages. The YAML feature is currently in beta and has the following limitations:Įxporting configuration from UI is supported for Flutter-based Android, iOS and web apps. In this article, I will be showing how to add Flutter to your new or existing Native Android project and how to test it on Codemagic CI/CD using codemagic.yaml file. Use M1 Mac mini VMs by default with Codemagic🚀 Build faster