Shorebird
Code push is a cloud service that allows developers to push app updates directly to users' devices. Integrate in minutes with no code changes. Push updates to any Dart code. Supports all Android and iOS devices. Designed for App Store and Play Store compliance. Get Started.
Getting Started | Shorebird
Create an account. To create an account, head over to the Shorebird Console and authenticate with one of the available authentication methods. Once you’ve authenticated, you will have a free Shorebird account. Next, let’s install the Shorebird CLI on your machine.
Flutter Version Management - Shorebird
Shorebird works with a wide range of Flutter versions and uses a private cache of Flutter installs which it will automatically manage for you to match your desired Flutter version. When Shorebird CLI is installed, it pulls down the latest stable version of Shorebird’s Flutter.
Releasing to the Apple App Store - Shorebird
Shorebird uses the Release configuration to package your app. If you need to provide custom settings for archiving your app (e.g., provisioning profiles), you can do this by providing an exportOptions.plist file to the release command using the --export-options-plist flag.
Overview - Shorebird
Code push, also referred to as “over the air updates” (OTA) is a cloud service enabling Flutter developers to deploy updates to their apps in production. Shorebird currently works on Android and iOS and will eventually work everywhere Flutter works.
Shorebird Console
Shorebird Console. Deploy Updates Instantly. Code push is a cloud service that allows developers to push app updates directly to users' devices. Integrate in minutes. Push updates to any Dart code. Supports Android & iOS.
Shorebird Architecture
Shorebird is a set of tools that allow you to build and deploy new versions of your Flutter app directly to your users’ devices. This document exists to explain how Shorebird works and to provide a high-level overview of the components that make up the Shorebird system.
Create a Release - Shorebird
Creating a release builds and submits your app to Shorebird. Shorebird saves the compiled Dart code from your application in order to make updates smaller in size.
FAQ - Shorebird
Shorebird currently uses Google Cloud for hosting, including Google Cloud Storage and Google Cloud Run. The following URLs are used by Shorebird: https://console.shorebird.dev — used to interact with Shorebird’s services via the web.
Initialize Shorebird
Shorebird code push requires the internet permission to be added to your AndroidManifest.xml file (located in android/app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml). This is required for the app to be able to communicate with the Shorebird servers to download patches.