Customization

Customize the SDK-provided screens to match your application's style

Customizing the Flutter SDK requires leveraging native SDK capabilities. This page details how to do so for each platform

Android

To override strings, create a string resource file in your Android module. It should look something like android/app/src/main/res/values/strings.xml, however the exact path could vary depending on your project's structure. Similarly, to change colors on Android, create a colors resource file, whose path should look something like (but maybe not exactly): android/app/src/main/res/values/colors.xml Then, follow the instructions located at the Android docs under the XML resources tab. XML Resources

iOS

To leverage native iOS capabilities, you can define your color scheme as a Swift file in your ios module, at ios/Runner/CustomSmileTheme.swift (the exact path may vary depending on your project setup). It is recommended to use Xcode to make these changes.

Once the theme has been defined, you must set it in your AppDelegate by calling SmileID.apply(). This will most likely be located at ios/Runner/AppDelegate.swift (the exact path may vary depending on your project setup).

The full details on how to define the Swift Colors file is available here: Theming

Similarly, for localization, create a Localizable.strings file in the Xcode project, define an instance of SmileIDLocalizableStrings , and set it using SmileID.appy(). The full details on how to define the Localizations is available here: Localization and Copy