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Masqt Flutter front-end for Android and iOS.

Getting Started

1. You'll need to install Flutter, if you don't already have it on your machine. Follow the instructions here for your operating system, including setting up an editor.

2. Clone this repository.

3. Copy the env.example file in this directory to a new file called .env. (We use environment variables to configure our builds for dev/test/staging/prod, and the build will fail without a .env file in the project root directory.)

4. Run flutter doctor and fix any important problems that it mentions. (One day this README will explain what the output of flutter doctor means.)

5. optionally, run flutter test, which should tell you whether tests are working.

6. Open the project directory and get hacking!

Project structure

At top-level, this is a standard Flutter project: cross-platform Dart files are in lib/, platform-specific code for Android is in android/, platform-specific code for iOS is in ios/, and so on.

Within the lib/ directory we follow a folder-by-feature convention. So, for example, lib/authentication/ contains all the code, including widgets, that are concerned with authentication.