With flutter you can use the same codebase to produce different apps for Android and iOS.

But what if you want to produce different apps for different clients? Or different apps for different environments (dev, staging, production, etc.)? This is where flavors come in handy. This project illustrates how this is possible.

The same codebase can produce apps with different colors, names and logos. Below is an example of how this project looks like when running the dev and prod flavors.

The app name and logo changes based on the flavor. Below is a screenshot of the app logo for the dev and prod flavors.

This project consist of two flavors (dev and prod).

1. Flutter version: 3.13.3
2. Dart version: 3.1.1

To run the dev flavor, run the following command:

fvm flutter run -t lib/main_dev.dart --flavor dev

To run the prod flavor, run the following command:

fvm flutter run -t lib/main_prod.dart --flavor prod

To run the dev flavor, run the following command:

fvm flutter run -t lib/main_dev.dart --flavor dev --release

To run the prod flavor, run the following command:

fvm flutter run -t lib/main_prod.dart --flavor prod --release

Create an app_config.dart file in the root of your project. This file will contain the configuration for each flavor. Checkout the app_config.dart file in this project to see how it works.

1. Create a new file in under the lib folder. The file name should be in the format main_<flavor_name>.dart. For example, main_prod.dart.
2. Copy the contents of main_dev.dart into the newly created file.
3. Update the app_config.dart file to include the new flavor.
4. Update build.gradle under "productFlavors" file to include the new flavor.
5. To have the app icon change based on the flavor, update android/app/src/flavor/res/mipmap* folders with the new icons.

1. This project was inspired by this article.
2. You can read more about flavors here.