is there any Flutter Online Editor support Appwrite?

[solid basin]

I want to program Flutter with any online editor, which can connect to my self host appwrite.

I can program my app with appwrite by Android Studio. But i am sick with its 'memory eater' behavior. I should clean the cache before my ssd run out space.

I have tried Flutlab.io. Idk why, it always return null when connect to my appwrite. I use appwrite 1.3.8 and its recommended versions for appweite support(client sdk,cli.
However when i try with their api tools, it can connect correctly, unlikely its flutter ide that can connect to my server.

I have tried zapp.run . Same case like flutlab.

I have reviewed Flutterflow. They only support firebase, supabase. And force us to uae their drag and drop feature. Maybe i miss some feature of it.

Btw, my server have its ssl domains.

Maybe any one ever try online flutter editor with appwrite?

[lime swift]

Haven't used an online editor for Flutter, so I'm not sure.

I'm unsure as to why you aren't able to connect to Appwrite with these, but I assume it has something to do with the way the editors send requests.

Why don't you try VSCode? I personally stopped using Android Studio for everything, except for running and emulator simply because of it's resource consumption

[solid basin]

I have tried vscode, and expect it dont eat my drive so much. But maybe my problem is the flutter cache, so when i use vscode i should delete flutter cache manually. Instead android studio have "Invalidate caches" on File menu, that make me back to android studio

Btw my laptop storage is 8.5GB remaining

*free

[lime swift]

I don't know why your flutter cache might be so heavy.
I have so MANY flutter projects with sooo many dependencies, and I have never faced an issue

have you tried to re-install flutter from scratch?

[solid basin]

Maybe i should try it🧐

[neon spade]

Where is your Appwrite instance?

[solid basin]

Honestly, i dont understand what do you mean.

I install Appwrite on My own VPS. RAM 4GB, 2 core. With ssl domain

[neon spade]

so assuming the appwrite instance is publicly accessible, you should be able to use the various online editors with your appwrite instance