[file_selector] Add Android support #110098
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Can I ask the status on this? I'd love to be able to read and write files in Android (with the user's permission, of course). |
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we would like to use this plugin in FlutterFire for Firebase UI Storage, android support is the only thing that is missing for our use case. |
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@lesnitsky It's in progress; @bparrishMines is in the process of updating and completing the PR that was started at flutter/plugins#6547 |
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…file_selector package (#3814) Android implementation of the file_selector package Related Links: flutter/plugins#6468 flutter/flutter#25659 Part of flutter/flutter#110098 Useful Resources: https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/providers/document-provider https://developer.android.com/training/data-storage/shared/documents-files
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Endorses the new Android implementation of `file_selector`, updating the README accordingly. Also adjusts the example to better handle platform diffs, by hiding UI that doesn't work instead of just labelling it on the button. Left a TODO to improve how we determine what to hide once we have the API to do so. Fixes flutter/flutter#110098
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With iOS support recently landed, we now have coverage (for the subset that is relevant everywhere, which is mostly opening files) across all platforms but Android. It would be good to have Android covered as well so it's completely cross-platform.
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