Pre requisite

1. Flutter & Dart SDK: Ensure that you have the Flutter and Dart SDKs installed. In your case, you’ve mentioned using Flutter version 3.13.7. It’s important to have compatible versions of both Flutter and Dart.

2. IDE: You can use one of the recommended integrated development environments (IDEs) for Flutter development: Android Studio (recommended), Visual Studio Code, or IntelliJ IDEA. Make sure to install the Flutter and Dart plugins for your chosen IDE.

Project Setup:

1. Editing the Project: To edit the project, it’s essential to have Flutter and Dart installed and configured successfully on your computer.

2. Set Up Your Editor: Install the Flutter and Dart plugins for your chosen IDE. These plugins provide tools and features to streamline Flutter development.

3. Install Flutter: If you have the Android SDK already installed and configured, you only need to install Flutter. To do this:

• Download the Flutter SDK from the official website.
• Extract the downloaded SDK to a suitable location on your computer.

4. Add Flutter to PATH: To make Flutter accessible from the command line, add the path to the Flutter SDK to your system’s PATH variable. This allows you to run Flutter commands from any directory.

5. Run flutter doctor: After setting up the SDK and adding it to your PATH, run the flutter doctor command. This tool checks if everything is configured correctly and provides information on any missing dependencies or setup issues.

You’ve also mentioned that additional details and instructions for these steps can be found in the official Flutter installation guide: Flutter Install. This is a great resource for developers looking to set up their development environment for Flutter.

These instructions provide a clear path for setting up a Flutter development environment and starting to work on your project effectively.