Ship every app faster to your users — Build, package, and publish with one clear configuration. Target popular distribution formats and app stores while fitting naturally into your CI/CD pipeline.

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• Native Fastforge CLI documentation
• Legacy Dart CLI documentation

• 🚀 One-Click Build: Support for Android APK/AAB, iOS IPA, OpenHarmony HAP/APP and more
• 📦 Multi-Platform Release: Support for App Store, Google Play, Firebase, Pgyer, fir.im, etc.
• 🔄 CI/CD Integration: Perfect integration with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and more
• 🛠 Flexible Configuration: Support for multiple environments, flavors, and custom build arguments

• Android: AAB, APK
• iOS: IPA
• OpenHarmony: HAP, APP
• Linux: AppImage, DEB, RPM, Pacman, ZIP
• macOS: DMG, PKG, ZIP
• Windows: EXE, MSIX, ZIP
• Web: ZIP
• Any platform: custom packaging commands; direct (the unpacked build output) on Linux, Windows and Web
• More formats coming soon...

• App Store
• AppGallery
• Firebase
• Firebase Hosting
• FIR
• GitHub Releases
• PGYER
• Play Store
• Vercel
• Object storage: S3 / MinIO, Qiniu, Alibaba Cloud OSS, Tencent Cloud COS
• Custom shell command
• More platforms coming soon...

The native CLI installs as a standalone binary; see the installation guide. The Dart CLI installs with:

dart pub global activate fastforge

Windows users: After activation, ensure the pub cache bin directory is in your PATH:

1. Open System Properties → Advanced → Environment Variables
2. Under User variables, select Path → Edit
3. Add %APPDATA%\Pub\Cache\bin and click OK
4. Restart your terminal, then try fastforge --help

Note: This quick start uses the deprecated distribute_options.yaml and release command, which still work in both CLIs. For new projects, see Getting Started and local workflows.

1. Add distribute_options.yaml to your project root:

variables:
  PGYER_API_KEY: "your api key" # Replace with your own API keys
output: dist/
releases:
  - name: dev
    jobs:
      # Build and publish APK to PGYER
      - name: release-dev-android
        package:
          platform: android
          target: apk
          build_args:
            target-platform: android-arm,android-arm64
            dart-define:
              APP_ENV: dev
        publish_to: pgyer

      # Build and publish IPA to PGYER
      - name: release-dev-ios
        package:
          platform: ios
          target: ipa
          build_args:
            export-options-plist: ios/dev_ExportOptions.plist
            dart-define:
              APP_ENV: dev
        publish_to: pgyer

Note: build_args are parameters supported by the flutter build command. Modify them according to your project requirements.

2. Release your app:

fastforge release --name dev

fastforge package --platform=android --targets=aab,apk

fastforge publish --path dist/your-app-1.0.0+1-android.apk --targets pgyer

fastforge release --name dev

Fastforge includes several example projects to help you get started:

• hello_world - Basic example demonstrating the core functionality.
• multiple_flavors - Example showing how to configure multiple application flavors.
• custom_binary_name - Example of how to customize binary output names.

Fastforge supports using environment variables in your configuration files. This is useful for sensitive information like API keys:

variables:
  API_KEY: ${PGYER_API_KEY} # Uses the PGYER_API_KEY environment variable

Fastforge works well in CI/CD environments. For example, with GitHub Actions:

jobs:
  build-and-release:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v4
      - uses: subosito/flutter-action@v2
      - name: Install Fastforge
        run: dart pub global activate fastforge
      - name: Build and release
        run: fastforge release --name production
        env:
          API_KEY: ${{ secrets.API_KEY }}

Check the documentation for more detailed CI/CD integration examples.

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Development and CI use Flutter 3.47.6 stable and its bundled Dart 3.13.5 SDK. Add the Flutter SDK's bin directory to PATH and run flutter and dart directly. The CI version is configured in ci.yml. See AGENTS.md for repository setup and validation commands.

Contributions are welcome! If you'd like to help improve Fastforge:

1. Fork the repository
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add some amazing feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/amazing-feature)
5. Open a Pull Request

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate and follow the existing code style.

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The Studio web client, local server, and shared packages live in this repository under the studio- package prefix. See the Studio development guide for setup and checks.

Agent skills that teach Claude and other Agent-Skills-compatible harnesses how to use fastforge live in skills/. Install them with npx skills add fastforgedev/fastforge; see the skills guide for details.