This repo contains a sample project integrating the OneSignal Flutter SDK into a starter Flutter targeting for Android and iOS.
There are quite a few moving pieces to get this sample to work due to the nature of Flutter and the platforms it targets.
- Setup a OneSignal account if you don't already have one.
- Use the OneSignal Dashboard to create a new app.
- Configure the platform you'd like to target...
I recommend starting with Android first.
- Create a new Firebase project
- Select your app in the OneSignal dashboard.
- Enter your Firebase info.
- Select Flutter as your SDK.
- Obtain an Apple push certficate
- Select your app in the OneSignal dashboard.
- Navigate to settings.
- Find and select iOS in the platform list.
- Upload your certificate (
*.p12). - Enter the passphrase you encrypted your certificate with.
- Select Flutter as your SDK.
Open the project in Android Studio or VS Code.
- Find all occurrences of,
com.example.onesignal_and_flutter - Replace all occurrences with the unique bunlde identifier you used in setting up iOS.
- If you're deploying to Android only, replace the
com.examplebit of the identifier with something unique to you.
- If you're deploying to Android only, replace the
- Install Flutter dependencies,
flutter pub get - Install iOS dependendies. From
iosdirectory,pod install(required if targeting iOS) - Start the project. From project root,
flutter run
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