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I have a flutter app that I code in Android Studio. I also have XCode.

I would like to test the app on my actual iPhone.

I googled, and many stated to simply open the Runner.xcworkspace on Xcode. However, I do not have the Runner.xcworkspace file in the iOS folder, as they had described.

Once source advised to run "pod install" on terminal or "flutter run", but I have been unsuccessful.

On terminal, my steps are: 

cd Desktop 
cd MyApp
cd ios

--> here, there are two folders: Runner, and Flutter

I have tried "pod install", and "flutter run" in Runner, and "pod install", and "flutter run" in Runner, and both were unsuccessful, stating: 

[!] No `Podfile' found in the project directory.
zsh: command not found: flutter

Please advise on how I can create the Runner.xcworkspace

Thank you very, very much!

Rachel Kristen Ch'ng
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It looks like your project file is corrupted. A fresh Flutter project doesn't have a Podfile by default, so there's no point to run cocoapods.

You can try recreating your app. In your case, cd to your project root (MyApp), and run

flutter create .

Note there's a dot at the end. Then flutter cli will try to fix your problem.

Henry H Miao
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  • My app is titled Trivia. rachykc@Rachels-MacBook-Air ~ % cd Desktop rachykc@Rachels-MacBook-Air Desktop % cd Flutter rachykc@Rachels-MacBook-Air Flutter % cd Trivia rachykc@Rachels-MacBook-Air Trivia % flutter create . zsh: command not found: flutter rachykc@Rachels-MacBook-Air Trivia % It states that the command was not found. Please advise! Thanks so much. – Rachel Kristen Ch'ng Nov 25 '19 at 07:00
  • Did you install Flutter at all? – Henry H Miao Nov 25 '19 at 09:45
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    "folder-name" is not a valid Dart package name – TimSim May 24 '20 at 15:17