This page explains how to set up your Flutter Fast Appwrite project.

Setup

Before Generating Your App

Create a new Appwrite project. On the “Overview” tab, scroll to the bottom and add a new Platform.

1. Select Flutter
2. Select iOS
3. Add you app name and iOS bundle ID
4. Hit next a few times

You need to register each of the platforms you want to support in the Appwrite console.

Create a new collection called “users” in your Appwrite project.

Add the following attributes:

Attribute	Type	Size
id	String	128
email	String	128
first_name	String	128
last_name	String	128
phone	String	15
onboarded	Boolean
date_of_birth	DateTime
created_at	DateTime
last_login	DateTime

Make sure the “users” collection is enabled on the settings tab. Also ensure that the create, read, and update permissions are enabled for “Any” in the permissions section.

After Generating Your App

Follow the instructions on the Appwrite package page. Add the following section to your AndroidManifest.xml file:

<activity android:exported="true"
            android:name="com.linusu.flutter_web_auth_2.CallbackActivity">
            <intent-filter android:label="flutter_web_auth_2">
                <action android:name="android.intent.action.VIEW" />
                <category android:name="android.intent.category.DEFAULT" />
                <category android:name="android.intent.category.BROWSABLE" />
                <data android:scheme="appwrite-callback-[PROJECT ID]" />
            </intent-filter>
</activity>

Google Sign In

On the Auth tab in the Appwrite console, enable the Google sign in method. Create an OAuth 2.0 client ID for web.

Click on the client you just created and:

1. Copy the client ID into your Appwrite console
2. Copy the client secret into your Appwrite console
3. Add the authorized redirect URI from your Appwrite console into the

Apple Sign In

On the Auth tab in the Appwrite console, enable the Apple sign in method.

Bundle ID: This is actually the Service ID you will create below.

Key ID: Sign into your Apple developer console and navigate to the Keys section. Create a new key and enable the Sign in with Apple capability. Copy the Key ID and paste it into your Appwrite console.

P8 file: Download the P8 file from the same page and upload it to your Appwrite console. You can open it in a text editor to copy the contents.

Team ID: Copy your Team ID from the Membership section of the Apple developer console and paste it into your Appwrite console.

1. On the Identifiers tab, add a new identifier and select “Service IDs”.
2. Create a new service ID and enable the Sign in with Apple capability.
3. Configure the Sign In with apple capability and add the redirect URI from your Appwrite console.

This Service ID is the “Bundle ID” you will use in your Appwrite console 🙃

Troubleshooting If you are seeing an error that says “OAuth provider failed to return email”, you may need to reset your Apple ID for your app:

1. iPhone Settings
2. Apple ID
3. Password & Security
4. Apple ID Logins
5. Your App
6. Stop using Apple ID

Feedback

To support the feedback feature, create a new collection called “feedback” in your Appwrite project.

Add the following attributes:

Attribute	Type	Size
id	String	128
message	String	2000 (You decide)
user_id	String	128
type	String	128
created_at	DateTime

Make sure the “feedback” collection is enabled on the settings tab. Also ensure that the create and read permissions are enabled for “Users” in the permissions section.

Chat

To support the social chat feed feature, create a new collection called “messages” in your Appwrite project.

Add the following attributes:

Attribute	Type	Size
id	String	128
message	String	2000 (You decide)
sender_id	String	128
created_at	DateTime

Make sure the “messages” collection is enabled on the settings tab. Also ensure that the create, read, update, and delete permissions are enabled for “Users” in the permissions section.