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@@ -4,50 +4,5 @@ The project consist of two parts.
- Comwell_key_app - A flutter app
- Mobilekeys_sdk_plugin - A flutter plugin build by Assa abloy to support opening doors at hotels.
-# Get Started
-
-First step is to install flutter and dart onto your machine
-
-You can follow this link to install flutter properly for your type of machine.
-- https://docs.flutter.dev/get-started/install
-
-Since we are building for Android, ios and Web we recommend to use a mac so that you are able to test on all platforms
-
-### **Run Flutter Doctor**
-
-Open a new terminal window and run the following command:
-
-```
-flutter doctor -v
-```
-
-This command checks your environment and displays a report to the terminal window. The Flutter Doctor command checks for system dependencies that are needed to compile and run Flutter apps.
-### Install Platform-Specific Tooling**
-
-Depending on what platform you're targeting (Android, iOS, web, or desktop), you may need to install additional tools:
-
-- **Android**: Android Studio and the Android SDK.
-- **iOS**: Xcode (macOS only).
-- **Web**: Chrome or another compatible browser.
-- **Desktop**: Specific requirements vary; see Flutter's desktop support documentation for details.
-
-For Android and iOS, you'll need to set up emulators or connect physical devices to test your applications.
-
-### Running Flutter Apps in VSCode**
-
-1. **Setup VSCode for Flutter Development:**
- - First, ensure you have VSCode installed.
- - Install the Flutter extension: Open the Extensions view by clicking on the square icon on the sidebar or pressing **`Ctrl+Shift+X`** (Windows/Linux) or **`Cmd+Shift+X`** (macOS), then search for 'Flutter' and install it.
-2. **Open Your Flutter Project:**
- - Open the folder containing your Flutter project in VSCode.
-3. **Install dependencies**
- - run pub get to fetch all dependencies
- - If you want to run on ios you will often need to run a pod install from the ios project for it to work.
-4. **Select a Device:**
- - In the bottom right corner of VSCode, you'll see a device selection dropdown. Click on it to select the target device you want to run your app on. This could be an emulator, a simulator (for iOS), or a physical device.
-5. **Run the App:**
- - You can start your app by clicking the **Run** button in the top right corner or by pressing **`F5`**. This will compile your app and launch it on the selected device.
- - Alternatively, you can open the Command Palette (**`Ctrl+Shift+P`** or **`Cmd+Shift+P`**), type "Flutter", and select **Flutter: Run Flutter Project**.
-
-Clone the project from this repository and open it in your IDE. Please note that it is necessary to have xcode and android studio on your computer regardless of the IDE you are using
-
+#Installation guide
+For a full installation please see the notion project