export ANDROID_HOME=$HOME/Android/Sdk export PATH=$PATH:$ANDROID_HOME/tools export PATH=$PATH:$ANDROID_HOME/platform-toolsĬtrl + x (exit) 2.5 Install Flutter Plugin on Android Studio Just copy and paste the below code in it. Some development processes running on our system need to access the system variables, and we need to create environment variables for them. Ctrl + O (Write out)Ĭtrl + x (exit) 2.4 Configure ANDROID_HOME Environment variableĮnvironment variables are global system variables accessible by all the processes running under our Operating System (OS). Use the below keyboard shortcuts to save the file. Įxec="/opt/android-studio/bin/studio.sh" %f sudo nano ~/.local/share/applications/sktop sudo unzip -d /opt 2.3 Create a Desktop IconĬreate a new file sktop under applications directory using nano editor. Now Unzip the file to /opt directory by running the command. In my case, I got the zip file named 2.2 Unzip the File So we can easily download an Android Studio zip file using the official link below. 2.1 Download Android Studio BundleĪndroid studio needs to be installed for working with Flutter development. This Java code will reach the tools in Android studio and from there, the app will be made and run on any Virtual machine or mobile device. So, the duty of the Flutter framework is to simply convert the Dart code to Java code. But Android apps can only be built using Java. Yes, we are going to develop apps using the Flutter framework with Dart language. So, Android studio is the official IDE for developing Android applications. Microsoft Visual Studio is n IDE for developing Windows applications and Xcode is the IDE for developing macOS and iOS applications. To develop applications for each operating system, they provide an Integrated Development Environment(IDE).
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