
Assets: Managing Application Resources
May 30, 2025About 2 min
Assets: Managing Application Resources 관련
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Assets are files bundled with your application and are accessible at runtime. This typically includes images, fonts, audio files, and more.
In this application, we have an assets
folder, and inside it, an images
subfolder.
assets/
└── images/
├── placeholder.png
└── app_logo.png
placeholder.png
: This image is typically used as a temporary visual cue when actual content (like an image being loaded or picked) is not yet available. It provides a better user experience than a blank space.app_logo.png
: This is the primary logo of the application. It's used for various purposes, including the app icon and the splash screen.
To ensure Flutter knows about these assets and bundles them with the application, you need to declare them in your pubspec.yaml
file:
flutter:
uses-material-design: true
assets:
- assets/images/ # This line tells Flutter to include all files in the assets/images/ directory