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Getting started with fastlane for Flutter. Most of the fastlane docs on this page apply to Flutter projects as well. To get started, the Flutter team wrote an excellent official guide on Continuous Delivery using fastlane with Flutter.
- NativeScript
Getting started with fastlane for NativeScript. Most of the...
- Screenshots
Every time you run fastlane snapshot the file will be loaded...
- Fastlane
fastlane contains several command line tools, e.g. fastlane...
- Using App Store Connect API
The app_store_connect_api_key action and the fastlane API...
- Bamboo
Build Version bump by fastlane to Version [0.3] Build [8]...
- Continuous Integration
New to fastlane? Click here to open the installation & setup...
- NativeScript
Building and deploying Flutter apps with Fastlane. This guide shows how to set up fastlane and then integrate it with your existing testing and continuous integration (CI) workflows. For more information, see "Integrating fastlane with existing workflow".
- Prerequisites
- Setting Up
- Initializing Fastlane
- Deploying The Application For Testing
- Conclusion
To proceed, I recommend you have: 1. An active Flutter application 2. Familiarity with Flutter and Flutter SDK 3. Familiarity with Firebase and have Firebase CLI installed on their device 4. Installed Homebrew. If you haven’t, hereis a link on how to do so on Mac
Installing Fastlane
To make use of Fastlane in your Flutter application, you will need to install it correctly (note that we are using macOS to run our application). You can check out the documentationon installing Fastlane on any device of your choice. Use the command below to install Fastlane: To confirm Fastlane has been installed successfully on your device, check its version by running the following command: If the version of Fastlane and the path to where we installed it is returned, we have installed Fast...
Setting up your package name
The package name of your application must be distinct. If you created your Flutter application using Android Studio, you will already have a default package name assigned to your application. The package name is unique to your local device but may not be on Google Play or the App Store. If you want to change your application package name, you can do so in Android Studio. At the project pane in Android Studio, click on the settings icon at the top: This will bring up a dropdown; ensure that th...
Setting up Supply and getting our JSON file
Supply is a tool in Fastlane that enables you to upload app metadata, binaries, and screenshots to Google Play. To initialize Supply, you need to have successfully uploaded an APK to your app in the Google Play Console at least once. Setting it up requires downloading a credentials file from your Google Developers service account. Now, we need to obtain our JSON secret file. This file will be required when we set up our Fastlane deployment flow. To get this file, follow these steps: 1. Open y...
In a standard manual application deploration instance, once you have a unique package name, the next step is to package your application for distribution, then to create a new Keystore, and so on. We will use Fastlane to handle the whole process. To proceed, head on to the root directory of your Flutter application and initialize Fastlane for Andro...
To demonstrate the capabilities of Fastlane, we will deploy our APK to Firebase App Distribution. We can perform testing and CI/CD using the Fastlane application. Now, we will set up our Firebase project. To do this, follow these steps: 1. Head on to Google Firebase Consoleand create an account if you do not already have one 2. Click Create a proje...
Fastlane is simple and easy to implement — as I noted in the introduction, it saves hours of deployment time and is extremely useful. In this article we have demonstrated the process of installing and initializing Fastlane and deploying our application for testing. Check on the official documentationto learn more about Fastlane. Happy coding!
7 feb 2021 · Fastlane is a tool to automate deployments and releases of mobile apps. It is an open-source project and supports both Android and iOS platforms. You can use it for your cross-platform apps too...
Automate the most time-consuming beta distribution steps including incrementing the build version, code signing, building and uploading the app, and setting a changelog. Support for over 15 beta testing services including TestFlight, Crashlytics Beta, Play, and Hockey.
4 feb 2024 · FastLane offers a suite of tools designed to automate the deployment of mobile apps, making it an indispensable tool for Flutter developers. This guide will walk you through setting up FastLane for Android and macOS, ensuring a smoother deployment process for your Flutter apps.
27 ago 2023 · As we venture deeper into this series, I’ll guide you through setting up Flutter CI/CD using Fastlane and GitHub Actions, empowering you to transform your development journey
