flutter-managed-configuration
mway-io/flutter-managed-configuration open-source repository details.
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- Last push (UTC)
- Jun 20, 2026
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Original README
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managed_configurations
Plugin to support managed app configuration provided by a Mobile device management (MDM)
Allows to read out Managed App Configuration. Provides a method and a stream which calls on managed app configuration changes.
Additional Information
Android:
https://developer.android.com/work/managed-configurations
How to Test
It could be that you need to factory reset your android device before installing TestDPC for testing.
- https://github.com/googlesamples/android-testdpc
- https://developer.android.com/work/guide#testing
iOS/macOS
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundation/nsuserdefaults#2926901
How to Test
Apple does not provide a dev environment to test managed app configuration so you will need to use one of the available MDM provider. This package was created to work with Relution. You can create a free Account and enroll up to 5 devices to test your implementation.
For more information check out the documentation of the used MDM provider how to add managed app configuration to your app.
How to use
To get managed app configuration call:
final managedConfig = ManagedConfigurations();
final managedAppConfig = await managedConfig.getManagedConfigurations;
To listen for managed app config changes subscribe to the stream:
...
managedConfig.mangedConfigurationsStream.listen((managedAppConfig){
print(managedAppConfig);
});
(Android) Report state with KeyedAppStatesReporter
For more info please checkout Android doc: https://developer.android.com/reference/kotlin/androidx/enterprise/feedback/KeyedAppStatesReporter
...
managedConfig.reportKeyedAppStates("key", Severity.SEVERITY_INFO, "message","data");
Dependencies used
Dependency list 4 items
- flutter
{"sdk":"flutter"} - plugin_platform_interface
^2.0.2 - flutter_testDevelopment
{"sdk":"flutter"} - lintsDevelopment
^2.1.1
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