auto_exporter 3.3.1

A Dart package that allows you to auto export files, see README.md to know how to use it, just use the terminal and change the dart file name.

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Auto Exporter

This project is used to automatically export Dart Classes and Enums etc.

Creating and especially exporting can be quite difficult, and I understand this well as I have created several plugins myself.

With Auto Exporter, you can automatically export plugins by adding annotations.

Auto Exporter started as a fork of an existing plugin, but the code has evolved significantly since then. It has now become a completely different entity. (If you're interested, compare it with the original project at https://github.com/AlbertoMonteiro/FlutterAutoExport, which does not appear to have been updated recently.)

If you encounter any issues, please create an issue mentioning @normidar. You can write in Japanese, Chinese, or English.

Usage

Using it is simple. Add the following code to your pubspec.yaml:

dependencies:
  auto_exporter_annotation: ^1.0.1

dev_dependencies:
  auto_exporter: ^3.3.0
  build_runner: ^2.4.6
  build_test: ^2.2.0

Then, add the following code to build.yaml (if you don't have build.yaml, create it at the root of your project):

targets:
  $default:
    builders:
      auto_exporter:
        options:
          default_export_all: true # If true, exports everything by default; if false, only specific files are exported
          project_name: <your plugin (package) name>

If you want to export sub-packages, add the sub_packages field to build.yaml and specify a list of sub-package names.

For example:

targets:
  $default:
    builders:
      auto_exporter:
        options:
          default_export_all: true # If true, exports everything by default; if false, only specific files are exported
          project_name: <your plugin (package) name>
          sub_packages:
            - <sub-package A name>
            - <sub-package B name>
            ...

Then, run build_runner:

dart run build_runner build  # For Dart SDK, this usually works.

For Flutter, you might need to run this (though the above might also work):

flutter packages pub run build_runner build  # For Flutter SDK

After running, the files should be exported.

Annotations for Explicit Export and Ignoring Export

• The @AutoExport annotation ensures export (even if default_export_all is false).
• The @IgnoreExport annotation ignores export (even if default_export_all is true).

This plugin's features are thanks to the advice of:

• @hasimyerlikaya -> IgnoreExport
• @sm-riyadh -> AutoExport