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@@ -50,8 +50,9 @@ them.
With the exception of `android_using_prebuilt_module`, the Android apps are
ready to run once you've completed the `flutter packages get` commands listed
above. The iOS apps use CocoaPods, though, so you need to run this command
within their project directories to install their dependencies:
above. Two of the iOS apps (`ios_fullscreen` and `ios_using_plugin`) use
Cocoapods, though, so you need to run this command within their project
directories to install their dependencies:
```bash
pod install
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**Building for `android_using_prebuilt_module`**
`flutter_module` can be built into an `aar` using either a debug or release
configuration. To build a debug `aar`, run this command from the
`flutter_module` directory:
```bash
flutter build aar --debug
```
To build a release version of the `aar`, simply omit the debug flag:
To build `flutter_module` as an aar, run this command from the `flutter_module`
directory:
```bash
flutter build aar
```
The Android app is configured to import the appropriate `aar` based on its own
build configuration, so if you build a debug version of the app, it will look
for the debug `aar`, and likewise for a release build.
It will produce `aar` files for debug, profile, and release mode. The Android
app is configured to import the appropriate `aar` based on its own build
configuration, so if you build a debug version of the app, it will look
for the debug `aar`, and so on.
If the `flutter_module` project is updated, the `aar` must be rebuilt via one of
the commands above in order for those changes to appear in the app.
If the `flutter_module` project is updated, the `aar` files must be rebuilt via
one of the commands above in order for those changes to appear in the app.
**Building for `ios_using_prebuilt_module`**
`flutter_module` can be compiled into frameworks for `ios_using_prebuilt_module`
by running this command from the `flutter_module` directory:
To build `flutter_module` as a set of frameworks, run this command from the
`flutter_module` directory:
```bash
flutter build ios-framework --output=../ios_using_prebuilt_module/Flutter