Flutter previously offered two editor plugins - one for Atom and one for IntelliJ. Late 2016 we consolidated our editor engineering teams to work on a single plugin: IntelliJ.
The Atom plugin has survived long with little maintenance, but we’re now starting to make larger changes to the flutter tools editor protocol and do not expect to be able to keep Atom updated.
We have moved the flutter-atom plugin out of the flutter repository to a new home, however without a new owner we intend to de-list the existing plugin from the Atom store.
Note: Dart support in Atom has long been successfully community-maintained, and after this
change you can still use Atom to write Flutter applications. However the Run button, device
selector and ability to automatically connect to the debugger on a mobile phone will go away.
All of this functionality is of course still available through the flutter command line tool, or through IntelliJ.
A Flutter development environment for Atom.
Flutter is a new project to help developers build high-performance, high-fidelity, mobile apps for iOS and Android from a single codebase.
For more information about Flutter see flutter.io and the getting started guide.
Some of the most used features include:
- Cmd-R (mac) or Control-R (windows) to run your app in iOS simulator and Android device
- Create a new Flutter app
- Debug in iOS simulator and Android device
- Code completion
Most features are listed in the Command Palette (Cmd-Shift-P / Control-Shift-P).
Please file bugs at the issue tracker.
This plugin uses functionality from the dartlang plugin.