How To Add Flutter Into Existing iOS and Android Apps?

Rebuilding an existing application using Flutter is long and long. In these situations, Flutter can be integrated and fragmented into existing applications as a module or library. It is then possible to import this module into the Android or iOS app to render a part of your application’s interface using Flutter.

It is easy to rebuild your Flutter application in just a few steps.

This add-to-app feature allows the integration of multiple screens of any size. This could be useful in situations like an ad-hoc navigation stack that has dual Flutter and native screens or pages with several Flutter view views that are partially screened.

Multiple Flutter instances allow each one to keep an entirely separate application and UI state while using a minimal amount of memory resources. Learn more on the Multiple Flutters pages.

Integrating Flutter or adding it to existing Android apps is necessary as we move into the age of applications that are cross-platform and in high demand. But, it needs the use of a specific method for your application. This is why it needs to be planned with a suitable solution, and also compatible with the same for existing Android apps. Another way to do this is moving your existing Android app to Flutter. This is a single platform-to-cross-platform migration because Flutter is a cross-platform framework.

Flutter allows us to build customized applications that work on Android or iOS. With Flutter, the Flutter application, we can integrate the modules that comprise our Flutter project with any existing local ventures. Once we’ve coordinated Flutter, we can coordinate the Flutter initiative, we can help to develop the rest part of the Shudder application that will naturally be integrated into our parent project.

Add Flutter to an existing iOS and Android Application

You can integrate Flutter into Android as well as iOS apps using the simple steps listed below. Let’s begin with the Android application!

Add Flutter Into Existing Android App

• Auto-build and then import Flutter into your Flutter module by including a Flutter SDK hook into the Gradle script.
• Create your Flutter module as a generic Android Archive (AAR) to integrate into your build system and to improve Jetifier integration with AndroidX.
• FlutterEngine API for starting and persisting your Flutter environment independently of attaching a FlutterActivity/FlutterFragment etc.
• Android Studio Android/Flutter collaborative editing and wizards for creating and importing modules.
• Java, as well as Kotlin host applications, are supported.
• Flutter modules can make use of the Flutter plug-ins to connect to the platform.
• The Flutter Debugging feature is available as well as stateful hot reloads by making use of the flutter attach IDEs and the command line for connecting to an app that contains Flutter.

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