This is an immensely adaptable Flutter starter, crafted with an ideally predetermined layout and encompassing libraries that can be used across a vast array of applications.
To take advantage of this repository, simply click on the "Use this template" button. The subsequent instructions will guide you through the process of integrating and deploying this starter within your distinct projects.
Based on the Sizzle Starter.
- ๐ฅ Rapid installation process
- ๐ง Designed to be flexible, easy to expand, and simple to maintain
- ๐ฆ Assortment of reliable and tested libraries
- ๐ GitHub Actions and GitLab CI pre-configured
- ๐ Cutting-edge, feature-oriented architecture
- ๐ Comprehensive documentation and exciting roadmap ahead
- ๐ Bug reporting, error tracking and analytical capabilities
- ๐ Themes and additional amenities...
- Click
Use this template
button - Clone this repository via
git clone
- Run
fvm install
- Run
fvm dart run build_runner build --delete-conflicting-outputs
- Decide which platforms your app will be running on
- Run
chmod a+x bash/enable_native.sh && ./bash/enable_native.sh --id com.example.app
- Run
fvm flutter pub get
to install all dependencies - Run
fvm flutter run
to run your app - For other tasks (like build bundle, ipa) use:
ctrl + shift + p
->Run Task
This section describes how to add a new dependency to your app. Please, check the initialization section before.
- Open
lib/src/feature/initialization/model/dependencies.dart
- Add new dependency to
DependenciesMutable
andDependenciesImmutable
- Go to
lib/src/feature/initialization/logic/initialization_steps.dart
- Add new entry to the map and write down all the logic needed to initialize your dependency and set it in the
DependenciesMutable
object - Now, you can use the dependency in the app receiving it from context.
You can use template from `very_good_cli``.