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Setup

Before starting to create wonderful applications with Goril.app Studio, you will have to setup your environment, create an account and create your first project.

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Base Setup

Before to be able to use all the potential of Goril.app Studio you have to make sure you have Flutter installed.

Make sure Ruby is installed with Homebrew and CocoaPods is installed with the Sudo-less installation.

Next, you have to install the Firebase CLI

Environment Setup

The first configuration steps in Goril.app Studio are to fill the mandatory environments settings.

First you have to provide your Flutter SDK Path. It is essential for Flutter application development. You can open a terminal and run the following command to see the location of your Flutter SDK.

flutter doctor -v

The first lines should be, for example :

Flutter (Channel stable, 3.7.11, on macOS 13.0 2218380 darwin-arm64, locale fr-FR)
    - Flutter version 3.7.11 on channel stable at /Users/your-user-name/flutter

Select the flutter directory previously mentioned.

Next, you have to provide your FlutterFire CLI Path. It is essential for smooth app development and maximizing the potential of the framework.

You can open a terminal a run the following command to see the location of your FlutterFire CLI.

whereis flutterfire

The result should be :

flutterfire: /Users/your-user-name/.pub-cache/bin/flutterfire

Select the .pub-cache folder.

Lastly, you have to provide the folder where you want your code's project to be generated.

macOS installflutterdev
Flutter installation documentation
Brew Install Ruby · Mac Install Guide
Ruby installation documentation
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CocoaPods.orgCocoaPods Guides
CocoaPods installation documentation
Firebase CLI reference  |  Firebase DocumentationFirebase
Firebase CLI documentation
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FlutterFire CLI Path
Projects Folder Path
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