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Often Targets are users but you can create a Target from anything that can be uniquely identified, such as an app or a machine.įor more information about Targets, go to Targeting Users With Flags. When creating a Target, you give it a name and a unique identifier.

Targets are used to control which users see which Variation of a Feature Flag, for example, if you want to do internal testing, you can enable the Flag for some users and not others.

Create an SDK key and make a copy of it.

If you are following along with the SDK README sample code, make sure your flag is called harnessappdemodarkmode.

Create a Feature Flag on the Harness Platform.

Create a Flutter application, or clone our sample application.

Download the SDK from our GitHub repository.

(For Android apps) Install Android Studio, or install the Android SDK for Command-Line Interface (CLI) only.

Install the Flutter SDK, version 2.10.4.

To use version 1 and earlier versions of this SDK, make sure you:

Install the Flutter SDK, version 2.10.4 or higher.

To use version 2 and greater of this SDK, make sure you: The current version of this SDK is 2.0.0.

Communication Strategy Between SDKs and Harness Feature Flags.You should read and understand the following: You can also clone and run a sample application from the Flutter SDK GitHub Repository.

#2.10 4 FLUTTER HOW TO#

This topic describes how to use the Harness Feature Flags SDK for your Flutter application.įor getting started quickly, you can use our sample code from the SDK README.

This SDK is not currently supported on Harness Self-Managed Enterprise Edition (on premises).