Run a Flutter App on iOS
In this lesson we’ll learn how to run a Flutter project on an iOS Simulator.
Instructor: [00:01] Before we can run our application on our iOS device, we first need to make sure that we have a device that's currently connected. To view a list of currently connected devices, we can run the Flutter devices command. This command will show a list of currently connected devices.
[00:16] Since we don't have any currently connected devices, we can run the Flutter emulators command to see a list of available devices. Here, we see our iOS simulator listed as apple_ios_simulator. To launch this device, we can run Flutter emulators--launch apple_ios_simulator.
[00:55] After the iOS simulator has been launched, we should be able to run Flutter devices again and see that we now have one connected device. We can now launch our application on our iOS device by running Flutter run.
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