How to run Flutter on Web

To run Flutter in a web environment using the terminal, you first need to make sure your project is set up for web development. Follow these steps:

Step 1: Enable Web Support for Flutter

Open your terminal and type:
```
flutter channel stable
```
This ensures that you're using the stable version of Flutter.
Next, enable web support by running:
```
flutter config --enable-web
```
Verify that web support is enabled by running:
```
flutter devices
```
You should see Chrome or another web browser listed as an available device.

Step 2: Run the Flutter Web App

Open your Flutter Project

To run your Flutter project in the web browser, simply type:
```
flutter run -d chrome
```
The -d chrome flag tells Flutter to run the project in Chrome.
If you want to build it for production, you can use:
```
flutter build web
```
This will generate the production-ready files in the build/web folder.

Step 5: Open the Web App

When running flutter run -d chrome, it should automatically open the app in your default web browser. If it doesn’t, you can manually open the URL provided in the terminal (usually something like http://localhost:5000).