Today I have started learning Flutter. I am using Android Studio in Mac. I have already
Basically, it needs to install brew package manager and some other dependencies. I got my problem solve by the following flutter doc page.
source: https://flutter.dev/docs/get-started/install/macos#update-your-path
After a fresh install of Flutter and Xcode, I had to restart my Mac in order to Flutter recognize the iOS Simulator. Probably something with config of older installations.
You can also configure the Command Line Tools from Xcode, by opening Preferences > Locations and selecting it from dropdown.
After selecting Xcode version you can find iOS Simulator name in your Android Studio for flutter project.
If iOS device not showing in an android studio then first open up simulator app in mac.
Open simulator app
after simulator is loaded, go to Hardware -> Device -> Manage Device and uncheck the physical device and go to simulator tab and choose the required simulator and check it 'Show as run destination' and reload android studio.
It will start showing in android studio and now you can run your flutter app in both android and iOS.
Manage Device
To install the simulator you have to install Xcode, simulator is not distributed as a standalone app. Once you have installed it follow this guide.
I was thinking that installing Flutter and Dart plugins will link IOS simulator in Android Studio as well.
Yes once installed you can start the iOS simulator from Android Studio and run your flutter app from it but the simulator is only linked, you have to install it yourself.
If you have fluttered, just execute the command:
open -a Simulator
.