dnf install cmake clang extra-cmake-modules pkgconf-pkg-config libxkbcommon-devel wayland-devel wayland-protocols-devel libwayland-client libwayland-egl gtk3-devel

TOOLCHAIN = "clang"
DEPENDS = "flutter-engine gtk 3 libxkbcommon wayland-protocols extra-cmake-modules"
inherit pkgconfig cmake

# If you don't have pkg-config flutter-engine.pc file
# provide directory location of flutter_embedder.h file:
EMBEDDER_INC=<directory-path-to-compiled-engine>/src/out/linux_release_x64
# directory location of libflutter_engine.so (typically the same as for header files)
FLUTTER_LIBDIR=${EMBEDDER_INC}

# Preferably use the same compiler as was used for compiling the engine:
export CC=clang
export CXX=clang  

mkdir -p build
pushd build

# If you don't have flutter-engine.pc file
cmake .. -DFLUTTER_ENGINE_LIBRARIES=flutter_engine -DFLUTTER_ENGINE_LIBRARY_DIRS=${FLUTTER_LIBDIR} -DFLUTTER_ENGINE_INCLUDE_DIRS=${EMBEDDER_INC}
# otherwise
cmake ..

# Common step to compile sources
cmake --build . -j $(getconf _NPROCESSORS_ONLN) --verbose
popd

$ readelf -d flutter-launcher-wayland  | grep NEEDED | awk '{gsub(/\[|\]/,"",$NF); print "  - "$5}'
  - libdl.so.2
  - libxkbcommon.so.0
  - libEGL.so.1
  - libwayland-client.so.0
  - libwayland-egl.so.1
  - libflutter_engine.so
  - libstdc  .so.6
  - libm.so.6
  - libgcc_s.so.1
  - libc.so.6

Usage: `flutter-launcher-wayland <asset_bundle_path> <flutter_flags>`


This utility runs an instance of a Flutter application and renders using
Wayland core protocols.

The Flutter tools can be obtained at https://flutter.io/

asset_bundle_path: The Flutter application code needs to be snapshotted using
                   the Flutter tools and the assets packaged in the appropriate
                   location. This can be done for any Flutter application by
                   running `flutter build bundle` while in the directory of a
                   valid Flutter project. This should package all the code and
                   assets in the "build/flutter_assets" directory. Specify this
                   directory as the first argument to this utility.

    flutter_flags: Typically empty. These extra flags are passed directly to the
                   Flutter engine. To see all supported flags, run
                   `flutter_tester --help` using the test binary included in the
                   Flutter tools.

Supported environment variables:
     LANG=<string>
                   Value encoded as per setlocale(3) (e.g. "szl_PL.utf8") is
                   passed to the engine via UpdateLocales().

                   See also: https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man3/setlocale.3.html
 
     FLUTTER_WAYLAND_PIXEL_RATIO=<double>
                   Overwrites the pixel aspect ratio reported
                   to the engine by FlutterEngineSendWindowMetricsEvent().

                   See also: https://api.flutter.dev/flutter/dart-ui/Window/devicePixelRatio.html

     FLUTTER_WAYLAND_MAIN_UI=<int>
                   Non-zero value enables grabbing all keys (even without having
                   a focus) using Xwayland keyboard grabbing protocol (assuming 
                   server implement this extension).

                   See also: https://github.com/wayland-project/wayland-protocols/tree/0a61d3516b10da4e65607a6dd97937ebedf6bcfa/unstable/xwayland-keyboard-grab

     FLUTTER_LAUNCHER_WAYLAND_DEBUG=<string>
                   where <string> can be any of syslog(3) prioritynames or its
                   unique abbreviation e.g. "err", "warning", "info" or "debug".

     FLUTTER_LAUNCHER_WAYLAND_CGROUP_MEMORY_PATH=<string>
                   if the app is run inside lxc container - path to where cgroup/memory memory.usage_in_bytes & cgroup.event_control are located
                   necessary for memory watcher to work

     FLUTTER_LAUNCHER_WAYLAND_MEMORY_WARNING_WATERMARK_BYTES=<string>
                   if FLUTTER_LAUNCHER_WAYLAND_CGROUP_MEMORY_PATH is defined, this specifies container memory usage levels at which the application
                   will get FlutterEngineNotifyLowMemoryWarning notifications; the format is comma-separated memory (in bytes) values, like:
                   "1000000,70000000,148478361,167038156,176318054"
                   At least one memory level needs to be defined for memory watcher to work. After each notification, there is 20sec cooldown period,
                   when additional FlutterEngineNotifyLowMemoryWarning notifications will not be called.