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Flutter IntelliJ Cheat Sheet WindowsLinux

This document provides a cheat sheet for using IntelliJ IDEA with Flutter on Windows and Linux. It includes tips for setup and optimizing performance as well as keyboard shortcuts for core workflows like running, debugging, and reloading apps. Navigation, code editing, and other common IDE actions are also covered with their default keyboard mappings.

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Flutter IntelliJ Cheat Sheet WindowsLinux

This document provides a cheat sheet for using IntelliJ IDEA with Flutter on Windows and Linux. It includes tips for setup and optimizing performance as well as keyboard shortcuts for core workflows like running, debugging, and reloading apps. Navigation, code editing, and other common IDE actions are also covered with their default keyboard mappings.

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Flutter IntelliJ cheat sheet

(Windows/Linux version)

Setup tips Core workflow Keyboard shortcuts


General: Note: You can easily change all of these in
● Use IntelliJ IDEA Community File > ​Settings > Keymap.
Edition; it has less plugins, so loads
faster. Also disable plugins you are ​● Run: ​shift-F10 IDE navigation:
not using. Start w/o breakpoints. Show/hide alt-1
● If desired, make code completion Project View
case insensitive: ​File > Settings > ​● Debug: ​shift-F9
Editor > General > Code Completion Start w/ Breakpoints. Navigate back ctrl-alt-
​ ● Reload: ​ctrl-\ arrow_left
To reduce the system chrome: Hot reload changes.
● View > Uncheck ‘Tool Buttons’ Code navigation:
● View > Uncheck ‘Status Bar’ Target selector Goto Definition ctrl-b
● View > Check ‘Navigation Bar’
● File > Settings > ​Search for Run/Debug uses the target selector:
Quick Definition ctrl-shift-i
‘breadcrumbs’, Uncheck
● File > Settings > ​Search for​ ‘line Quick ctrl-q
Documentation
numbers’, Uncheck (“show dartdoc”)

Type Hierarchy
Open IntelliJ from the terminal ctrl-h

Note: Supported on Linux only


Code editing:
Show Intention alt-return
Actions (“quick fix”)
1. To add a shell command:
Tools > Create cmd line launcher Rename shift-F6
2. To open from terminal:
cd <flutter app main folder> Expand/shrink text ctrl-w /
idea . selection ctrl-shift-w

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