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Flutter Local Scheduled Notifications

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  Flutter Local Notifications is a powerful plugin that enables you to create and display native-looking local notifications on both Android and iOS platforms. This means you can send alerts, reminders, or messages to users even when your app is closed or minimized. Flutter_local_notifications plugin to display local notifications on Android, iOS, macOS, and Linux devices. Some of the features of the plugin include the ability to display basic notifications, schedule notifications, and show notifications periodically. The plugin also allows users to customize the appearance of notifications, such as the title, body, and icon. Additionally, users can specify the sound that should be played when a notification is received. Overall, the flutter_local_notifications plugin is a useful tool for developers who want to add local notification functionality to their Flutter apps. 1). First of all, add the flutter_local_notification Package to Your pubspec.yaml File. cupertino_icons : ^1....

Easy migration of old Flutter project to the latest version by creating a brand new flutter project | java to kotlin - null safety - material3 - embedding android v2 - all migrations at once

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 The easiest way to upgrade your Flutter project is to create a new project , then migrate your existing project files to the latest version. As a result, all your files will be automatically updated to the latest compatibility standards.😎 Here we'll guide you step-by-step. Please follow each step carefully. 1.    Open the old app that you want to upgrade. 2.   Upgrade the Flutter , run  flutter upgrade  In your terminal to upgrade to the latest version of the Flutter SDK. 3.   Copy the package name/applicationId from  android/app/build.gradle  file in your old flutter project we use it later. 4.    Create a brand new Flutter app project inside a new directory/folder with the same name as your old project by following the below image instructions. 5. In both your new and old Flutter projects , open the android/app/build.gradle file and ensure the applicationId value is identical. 6. Open the AndroidManifest.xml fi...

Flutter In-App Purchases one time payment (non consumable) Remove ads Unlock pro premium version: A Code Walkthrough (2025)

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 This blog post breaks down a simple in-app purchase (IAP) implementation in Flutter, explaining the key files and their roles. We'll explore how to set up IAP, manage purchase status, and handle purchase verification. 1. Project Setup -The pubspec.yaml file defines the project's dependencies. For IAP, we need the in_app_purchase and provider packages: YAML dependencies: flutter: sdk: flutter cupertino_icons: ^1.0.8 in_app_purchase: ^3.2.1 # Or latest provider: ^6.1.2 # For state management -Dont forget to add internet permission to your AndroidManifest.xml <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET"/> 2. State Management ( provider.dart ) provider.dart uses the provider package to manage the app's state, specifically whether the user has unlocked the premium version: Dart import 'package:flutter/foundation.dart' ; // Import foundation class ProviderModel with ChangeNotifier { bool _unlockP...