Create a Flutter project with Swift

Question

Flutter allows to support of Swift programming language.

Answer 1

Creating project in:

iOS: Swift, Android: Kotlin

flutter create -i swift -a kotlin package_name

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iOS: Swift, Android: Java

flutter create -i swift -a java package_name

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iOS: Objective-C, Android: Kotlin

flutter create -i objc -a kotlin package_name

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iOS: Objective-C, Android: Java

flutter create -i objc -a java package_name

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Note:

Using above commands, you'll see the company name created is example, so to add your company name, simply add --org com.company right after flutter create like:

flutter create --org com.company -i swift -a kotlin package_name

Answer 2

the best option will be to open your ios folder in xcode and add and edit your code there

Answer 3

Flutter uses Dart language.

Android - Java/Kotlin , iOS - Objc/Swift could be used to write plugins and platform dependent code. More details https://flutter.io/developing-packages/

When Flutter creates new project, it generates 2 native projects (iOS and Android), that would be able to run compiled Flutter project. Languages are selected via menu you posted. Check ios and android folders in created project.

Answer 4

I think a better way is to create Flutter project by command line:

// Update 2020

Nowadays the terminal command

flutter create --org com.yourdomain your_app_name

is enough. Swift, Kotlin, and Androidx dependencies are the default options

// end update

In the terminal in a desired directory run command

flutter create -i swift -a kotlin your_project_name

This util will create a project that you can run on iOS and on Android as well!

After you can develop it in IDE that suits for you

Full command for production can look like

flutter create --org com.yourcompany -i swift -a kotlin --description 'Your App Description' your_app_name
// 

Params

--org com.yourcompany

will form applicationId for Android:

com.yourcompany.yourappname

and iOS PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER:

com.yourcompany.yourAppName

parameter

--description 'Your App Description' 

sets package description in our pubspec.yaml