is there any Flutter Online Editor support Appwrite?
I want to program Flutter with any online editor, which can connect to my self host appwrite.
I can program my app with appwrite by Android Studio. But i am sick with its 'memory eater' behavior. I should clean the cache before my ssd run out space.
I have tried Flutlab.io. Idk why, it always return null when connect to my appwrite. I use appwrite 1.3.8 and its recommended versions for appweite support(client sdk,cli. However when i try with their api tools, it can connect correctly, unlikely its flutter ide that can connect to my server.
I have tried zapp.run . Same case like flutlab.
I have reviewed Flutterflow. They only support firebase, supabase. And force us to uae their drag and drop feature. Maybe i miss some feature of it.
Btw, my server have its ssl domains.
Maybe any one ever try online flutter editor with appwrite?
Haven't used an online editor for Flutter, so I'm not sure.
I'm unsure as to why you aren't able to connect to Appwrite with these, but I assume it has something to do with the way the editors send requests.
Why don't you try VSCode? I personally stopped using Android Studio for everything, except for running and emulator simply because of it's resource consumption
I have tried vscode, and expect it dont eat my drive so much. But maybe my problem is the flutter cache, so when i use vscode i should delete flutter cache manually. Instead android studio have "Invalidate caches" on File menu, that make me back to android studio
Btw my laptop storage is 8.5GB remaining
*free
I don't know why your flutter cache might be so heavy. I have so MANY flutter projects with sooo many dependencies, and I have never faced an issue
have you tried to re-install flutter from scratch?
Maybe i should try it🧐
Where is your Appwrite instance?
Honestly, i dont understand what do you mean.
I install Appwrite on My own VPS. RAM 4GB, 2 core. With ssl domain
so assuming the appwrite instance is publicly accessible, you should be able to use the various online editors with your appwrite instance
Yeah maybe it should be. I just found some article that connect appwrite with flutterflow, and it force us to use Appwrite REST API instead flutter client sdk.
And i think, all online editors are going to work well in that way
