firebase_testlab_detector

A Flutter plugin for Android that helps determine if your app is running within Firebase Test Lab. Use this to differentiate between regular usage and test runs in Firebase Test Lab (i.e., during Google Play pre-launch reports).

Only works on Android. Returns null on other platforms. Requires Flutter 3.47 or newer and Android API 24 or newer. Android builds require AGP 9 with built-in Kotlin support.

Getting Started

1. Add the dependency

flutter pub add firebase_testlab_detector

2. Use the plugin

final isRunningInTestlab = await FirebaseTestlabDetector.isAppRunningInTestlab() ?? false;

This plugin reads the system property firebase.test.lab, and returns a boolean value indicating whether the app is running in Firebase Test Lab.

See also the Firebase documentation for more details.

Why use this plugin?

You might want to utilize this plugin to disable analytics, preventing skewed data from Firebase Test Lab (i.e., Google Play pre launch report) from appearing in your analytics dashboard.

Development

Run the complete local handoff, including Dart, Flutter, Android integration, native plugin, and debug-build checks, with an Android device or emulator:

./tool/check.sh <android-device-id>