What is flutter_util_generator

Flutter_util_generator is a file generator for flutter that will allow you tu easily generate files.

Install the package by running this command in your terminal :

flutter pub add flutter_util_generator

or by adding this to your pubspec.yaml file :

dev_dependencies:
  flutter_util_generator: last_version

How to use

Chose between the different generators and run the command in your terminal.

Bloc generator

One feature is to generate a bloc file with the bloc pattern in the following structure :

example_bloc
├── bloc
│   ├── bloc.dart
│   ├── bloc_event.dart
│   └── bloc_state.dart
└── view
    └── view.dart

To generate the files, run this command in your terminal :

flutter pub run flutter_util_generator:generate_bloc --name blocName --path path/to/your/bloc

or

flutter pub run flutter_util_generator:generate_bloc -n blocName -p path/to/your/bloc

Router generator

Generate all the files needed to use and set up the package go_router that uses a ShellRoute to surround most of the routes of your app. The generated code uses the package go_router to generate the routes.

You can choose between two types of ShellRoutes :

• Navigation Bar
• Navigation Rail

navigation
├── app_router.dart
├── routes.dart
├── scaffold_with_nav_bar.dart
└── scaffold_with_nav_bar_destination.dart

navigation
├── app_router.dart
├── routes.dart
├── scaffold_with_navigation_rail.dart
└── scaffold_with_navigation_rail_destination.dart

To generate the files, run this command in your terminal :

flutter pub run flutter_util_generator:generate_router --type rail --path path/to/your/navigation
flutter pub run flutter_util_generator:generate_router --type navbar --path path/to/your/navigation

Once the files are generated, you can change the routes and the tabs of the rail or nav bar to your needs. You also need to set custom routes in the app_router.dart file and in the routes.dart file.

To use the new router in your app, you need to make changes in your MyApp widget:

Replace

return MaterialApp(
  [...]
)

with

return MaterialApp.router(
  routerConfig: AppRouter.getInstance().router,
  [...]
)

and you're good to go !