Welcome to your guide on building a responsive To-do List app using Flutter, Firebase, and RiverPod for state management and dependency injection. Whether you’re a novice or a seasoned developer, this user-friendly article will walk you through the steps needed to develop your very own To-do app.

Features of Your App

• Responsive and Adaptive: The app’s design principles adapt seamlessly to various screen sizes and devices including mobile phones, tablets, computers, and notebooks.
• Multiple Flavors: Supports Android, iOS, Web, and macOS flavors with both development and production environments (Windows coming soon).
• Navigator 2.0: Built from scratch using Navigator 2.0 or Route API without additional packages.
• Deep Linking: Easily implement deep links on iOS and Android without any external packages. For guidance, check out this link.

Understanding the Firebase Scheme

The Firebase structure for our To-do app includes the following:

• Categories:
  • id (generated)
  • emoji (String)
  • name (String)
  • todoSize (Number)
• Todos:
  • id (generated)
  • categoryId (String)
  • finalDate (Number)
  • isCompleted (Boolean)
  • subject (String)

Getting Started

Follow these steps to set up your environment and create your To-do List app:

1. Setting Up Firebase

• Ensure you have a Firebase Project created.
• Install the Firebase tools and FlutterFire CLI on your local machine.
• To install Firebase tools, follow the guide here.
• After installation, log in with your Google account.
• Run the following command to install the FlutterFire CLI:

  dart pub global activate flutterfire_cli

2. Setting Up Flutter

• Clone the project repository.
• If you wish to rename the bundles for each platform:
  • For Android: Rename the bundle id in app/build.gradle.
  • For iOS and macOS: Use XCode IDE to select Runner and change the Bundle Identifier.
• Run the following FlutterFire CLI command to configure your Firebase project:
  • For production environment:

    flutterfire configure --project=YOUR_PROJECT_ID

  • For development environment:

    flutterfire configure --project=YOUR_PROJECT_ID --out=lib/firebase_options_dev.dart

3. Run Your Project

Now you’re ready to run the project and enjoy your new To-do List app! 😊

Screenshots

See how your app can look across various platforms:

• Android:
• iOS:
• macOS:
• Web:
• Windows: Coming soon!

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Even the best of plans can go awry. Here are some tips to troubleshoot common problems:

• Firebase Configuration Errors: Double-check your Firebase project settings and ensure you are using the right project ID.
• Dependency Issues: Ensure all dependencies are correctly installed and referenced in your pubspec.yaml file.
• Deep Linking Not Working: Ensure your deep linking URLs are correctly formatted and your app is set up to handle them.

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Conclusion

And there you have it—a complete guide to creating your own To-do List app using Flutter and Firebase! With its responsive design and solid functionality, your To-do app is ready to help users manage their tasks efficiently. Dive into the process, and don’t hesitate to ask for help if you encounter any bumps along the way!