

If you’re having trouble with java version, try this:ġ1. Just run the flutter doctor to validate it flutter doctor Enable the USB debugging on your device and connect it to your machineġ0. Accept the android licenses flutter doctor -android-licensesĩ. Set the Android SDK folder on Flutter’s configuration: flutter config -android-sdk /path/to/androidĨ. a folder before cmdline-tools): export ANDROID_HOME=/path/to/androidħ. Set the ANDROID_HOME environment variable (the root. List and install other sdk tools using the sdkmanager: sdkmanager -list sdkmanager "platform-tools" "platform android-30" "build-tools 30.0.3"Ħ.


So the first thing you need to do is download the Flutter SDK and just install the basics for flutter. Im presuming the console needs the shell, you might be able to install the shell version on its own. We want it simple, so we’re using our device instead. We are not using android emulator here, since it eats our RAM. A cheap laptop, a device and an USB cable.Android SDK (only cmdline-tools, no need Android Studio, no thanks).What we are going to use to develop our apps:
#INSTALL OPENJDK 11 MANJARO HOW TO#
Here we are going to see how to make that works only with the basics.
