Shorebird Shorebird solves one of the biggest challenges: bringing over-the-air updates instantly to your users Backed by an amazing team
Welcome | Shorebird Welcome to Shorebird! 👋 Whether you’re just getting started or looking to dive deeper into advance usage of our products, you’ll find everything you need here—from quick start guides to in-depth technical references
Quick Start - Shorebird Sign up The first thing you’ll need to do is sign up for a Shorebird account It’s free to do and you can signup in a manner of seconds To create an account, head over to our Web Console and authenticate with one of the available authentication methods
Codemagic Integration - Shorebird This guide will help you integrate Shorebird into your Codemagic Workflow using the Codemagic YAML The reference code is available on GitHub at https: github com shorebirdtech codemagic_demo
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System Architecture - Shorebird Shorebird is a set of tools that allow you to build and deploy new versions of your Flutter app directly to your users’ devices This document exists to explain how Shorebird works and to provide a high-level overview of the components that make up the Shorebird system
Create a Release - Shorebird Creating a release builds and submits your app to Shorebird Shorebird saves the compiled Dart code from your application in order to make updates smaller in size
Initialize Shorebird Adds the shorebird yaml to the assets section of your pubspec yaml file, ensuring shorebird yaml is bundled with your app’s assets and is available to the Shorebird updater at runtime
FAQ - Shorebird https: api shorebird dev — used by the shorebird command line tools to interact with the Shorebird servers as well as the Shorebird updater on users’ devices to check for updates
Update Strategies - Shorebird Shorebird does not provide its own notification service, but it’s possible to use others, such as Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) to send a notification to your app, and then use that notification to trigger an update