Use the yaru theme in your app by setting the theme property of MaterialApp to yaru.lightTheme and the darkTheme property to yaru.darkTheme so you end up with the following class definition - your app now follows your system's theme. You can now import the yaru theme by adding import 'package:yaru/yaru.dart' as yaru Īt the top of main.dart. Open pubspec.yaml - the file for managing of the lifecycle of your app - and add yaru: ^0.0.6 under the dependencies section, so you end up with the following dependencies (check that yaru is on the same column as flutter): dependencies: Let's make a small test if the application launches, by opening the lib directory (1) and clicking on the small Run label above void main() (2) You should now see the following directories (1) and the "Linux (linux-圆4)" (2) device in use, which is the default on Linux after you've enabled the linux desktop support: Open the project directory user_manager you've just created with VS Code. Open a terminal or the VS Code integrated terminal and run the following command to create a new flutter project for the fictional organization org.flutterfans flutter create -org org.flutterfans user_manager and press enter to install the official Flutter VS Code extension.
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command. To install VS Code in Ubuntu fire up a terminal and run the following command: sudo snap install code -classic Set up your Flutter environment Install Flutter on Ubuntu and enable flutter Linux desktop support sudo snap install flutter Using json-server as a local backend to store data.
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