toString method

@override String toString()

A string representation of this object.

Some classes have a default textual representation, often paired with a static parse function (like int.parse). These classes will provide the textual representation as their string representation.

Other classes have no meaningful textual representation that a program will care about. Such classes will typically override toString to provide useful information when inspecting the object, mainly for debugging or logging.

Implementation

@override
String toString() {
  final $buf = StringBuffer()..writeln('File(');
  $buf
    ..writeln()
    ..write('  created: ')
    ..write(created)
    ..write(',');
  if (expiresAt != null) {
    $buf
      ..writeln()
      ..write('  expires_at: ')
      ..write(expiresAt)
      ..write(',');
  }
  if (filename != null) {
    $buf
      ..writeln()
      ..write('  filename: ')
      ..write(filename)
      ..write(',');
  }
  $buf
    ..writeln()
    ..write('  id: ')
    ..write(id)
    ..write(',');
  if (links != null) {
    $buf
      ..writeln()
      ..write('  links: ')
      ..write(links)
      ..write(',');
  }
  $buf
    ..writeln()
    ..write('  object: ')
    ..write(object)
    ..write(',');
  $buf
    ..writeln()
    ..write('  purpose: ')
    ..write(purpose)
    ..write(',');
  $buf
    ..writeln()
    ..write('  size: ')
    ..write(size)
    ..write(',');
  if (title != null) {
    $buf
      ..writeln()
      ..write('  title: ')
      ..write(title)
      ..write(',');
  }
  if (type != null) {
    $buf
      ..writeln()
      ..write('  type: ')
      ..write(type)
      ..write(',');
  }
  if (url != null) {
    $buf
      ..writeln()
      ..write('  url: ')
      ..write(url)
      ..write(',');
  }
  $buf.write(')');
  return $buf.toString();
}