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# Books add-to-app sample
This application simulates a mock scenario where an existing app with
business logic and middleware already exists. This sample demonstrates how to
do an add-to-app Flutter integration into existing conventions.
This application simulates a mock scenario in which an existing app with
business logic and middleware already exists. It demonstrates how to add Flutter
to an app that has established patterns for these domains. For more information
this and the other add-to-app samples available in this repo, see the
[README](../README.md) file located in the [/add_to_app](/add_to_app) directory
of this repo.
This application also utilizes the [Pigeon](https://pub.dev/packages/pigeon)
plugin to avoid manual platform channel wiring. Pigeon autogenerates the
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* On Android, the Kotlin app already uses GSON and OkHttp for networking and
references the Google Books API as a data source. These same libraries
also underpin the data fetched and shown in the Flutter screen.
* iOS TODO.
* The platform application interfaces with the Flutter book details page using
idiomatic platform API conventions rather than Flutter conventions.
* On Android, the Flutter activity receives the book to show via activity
intent and returns the edited book by setting the result intent on the
activity. No Flutter concepts are leaked into the consumer activity.
* iOS TODO.
* The [pigeon](https://pub.dev/packages/pigeon) plugin is used to generate
interop APIs and data classes. The same `Book` model class is used within the
Kotlin/Swift program, the Dart program and in the interop between Kotlin/Swift
and Dart.
## More info
For more information about Flutter, check out
[flutter.dev](https://flutter.dev).
For instructions on how to integrate Flutter modules into your existing
applications, see Flutter's
[add-to-app documentation](https://flutter.dev/docs/development/add-to-app).