This package is a developer tool for users of flutter_solidart, designed to help stop common issues and simplify repetitive tasks.

I highly recommend using this package to avoid errors and understand how to properly use flutter_solidart

Getting started

Run this command in the root of your Flutter project:

flutter pub add -d solidart_lint custom_lint

Then edit your analysis_options.yaml file and add these lines of code:

analyzer:
  plugins:
    - custom_lint

Then run:

flutter clean
flutter pub get
dart run custom_lint

ASSISTS

Wrap with Solid

Wrap with SignalBuilder

Wrap with ResourceBuilder

Wrap with Show

LINTS

avoid_dynamic_solid_provider

Provider cannot be dynamic

Bad:

Solid(
  providers: [
    Provider(create: () => MyClass()),
  ],
),

Good:

Solid(
  providers: [
    Provider<MyClass>(create: () => MyClass()),
  ],
),

---

avoid_dynamic_solid_signal

Solid signals cannot be dynamic

Bad:

Solid(
  signals: {
    'id': () => Signal(0),
  },
),

Good:

Solid(
  signals: {
    'id': () => Signal<int>(0),
  },
),

---

invalid_provider_type

The provider type you want to retrieve is invalid, must not implement SignalBase. You cannot retrieve a provider that implements SignalBase, like Signal, ReadSignal and Resource.

Bad:

final provider = context.get<Signal<MyClass>>();

Good:

final provider = context.get<MyClass>();

---

invalid_signal_type

The signal type you want to retrieve is invalid, must implement SignalBase. You can retrieve signals that implement SignalBase, like Signal, ReadSignal and Resource.

Bad:

final signal = context.get<MyClass>('signal-id');

Good:

final signal = context.get<Signal<int>>('signal-id');

---

invalid_solid_get_type

Specify the provider or signal type you want to get.

Bad:

final provider = context.get();

Good:

final provider = context.get<MyClass>();

---

invalid_observe_type

The type you want to observe is invalid, must not implement SignalBase. You cannot observe a signal that implements SignalBase, like Signal, ReadSignal and Resource.

Bad:

final counter = context.observe<Signal<int>>('counter');

Good:

final counter = context.observe<int>('counter');

---

invalid_update_type

The update type is invalid, must not implement SignalBase. You cannot update a signal that implements SignalBase, like Signal, ReadSignal and Resource.

Bad:

context.update<Signal<int>>('counter', (value) => value * 2);

Good:

context.update<int>('counter', (value) => value * 2);