We can also configure this deeper by providing an image_path per platform if we wanted to have a separate icon. This will generate application icons for Android and iOS using the one specified. Then, inside of pubspec.yaml, we’ll need to provide the flutter_icons configuration option: flutter_icons : image_path : 'assets/images/icon.png' android : true ios : true Place your icon inside of your assets/images/icon.png folder, or a similar folder of your choosing. Here’s one that we can use, imagine it’s a camera application: Now that we’ve got a Flutter project, we’ll need a logo to set as an icon. We can then ensure we have the latest packages in our project by running: $ flutter pub get Head over to your pubspec.yaml and add the following plugin to our dev_dependencies: dev_dependencies : flutter_launcher_icons : ^0.7.4 Creating a new Flutter projectĪs always, we’ll start off by setting up a new project and adding the plugin: # New Flutter project To see how this works yourself, boot up your current Flutter project or follow along with the demonstration below. I initially went ahead and set my icons with Xcode and Android Studio, but after finding the flutter_launcher_icons plugin - I’ll never need to do this manually again!
Please refer to Documentation for other settings of the library.I’ve been working on a Flutter application for the better half of this year, and as we get closer to release, I realized I hadn’t set an app icon yet. This time, we have also set an appropriate icon.
With the settings up to this point, the icon will change for each app. Id '' // <-Add hereĮnable false //Do not label in production Then add the settings to your app's adle. adleĬlasspath ':easylauncher:1.3.1' // <-Add here This time, I used a library called easylauncher-gradle-plugin.įirst, add the settings to the project's adle. The prod environment wants to use the default strings.xml, so we don't create a separate strings.xml.Īs shown below, it is OK if the application name is changed for each environment. (You must set Build Variants to stgDebug to see strings.xml (stg)) Similarly, create strings.xml for stg and set the app name. You can change the app name by setting the app name for each environment in ʻapp_name of this strings.xml`. This will create a strings.xml for the dev environment. Then set File name to strings and select dev for Source set. Right-click res / values-> New-> Values Resource File as shown below. adleĬreate a strings.xml file for each Flavor. This time, as an example, we will prepare three environments: dev (development), stg (staging), and prod (production). Here's a summary of how to change the app name and app icon so that you can tell at a glance which apps have different environments.
When developing an Android application, you may set Flavor for each environment such as development environment, staging environment, and production environment.
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