dquery 3.0.0+1 
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quire.ioDQuery is a porting of jQuery in Dart.
We analyzed this package 18 days ago, and awarded it 125 pub points (of a possible 160):
0/10 points: Provide a valid pubspec.yaml
The package description is too short.
Add more detail to the description field of pubspec.yaml. Use 60 to 180 characters to describe the package, what it does, and its target use case.
0/5 points: Provide a valid README.md
Links in `README.md` should be secure. 3 links are insecure.
README.md:2:27
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2 │ <p>DQuery is a porting of <a href="http://jquery.com/">jQuery</a> in Dart.</p>
│ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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Use https URLs instead.
5/5 points: Provide a valid CHANGELOG.md
10/10 points: Use an OSI-approved license
Detected license: Apache-2.0.
10/10 points: 20% or more of the public API has dartdoc comments
97 out of 112 API elements (86.6 %) have documentation comments.
Some symbols that are missing documentation: dquery, dquery.Query.selector, dquery.QueryEvent.bubbles, dquery.QueryEvent.cancelable, dquery.QueryEvent.code.
0/10 points: Package has an example
No example found.
See package layout guidelines on how to add an example.
20/20 points: Supports 1 of 6 possible platforms (iOS, Android, Web, Windows, macOS, Linux)
- ✓ Web
These platforms are not supported:
Package not compatible with platform Android
Because:
package:dquery/dquery.dartthat imports:dart:js_util
Package not compatible with platform iOS
Because:
package:dquery/dquery.dartthat imports:dart:js_util
Package not compatible with platform Windows
Because:
package:dquery/dquery.dartthat imports:dart:js_util
Package not compatible with platform Linux
Because:
package:dquery/dquery.dartthat imports:dart:js_util
Package not compatible with platform macOS
Because:
package:dquery/dquery.dartthat imports:dart:js_util
0/0 points: WASM compatibility
Package not compatible with runtime wasm
Because:
package:dquery/dquery.dartthat imports:dart:js_util
This package is not compatible with runtime wasm, and will not be rewarded full points in a future version of the scoring model.
See https://dart.dev/web/wasm for details.
40/50 points: code has no errors, warnings, lints, or formatting issues
Found 139 issues. Showing the first 2:
INFO: Statements in an if should be enclosed in a block.
lib/dquery.dart:28:5
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28 │ selector = selector.trim();
│ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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To reproduce make sure you are using the lints_core and run dart analyze lib/dquery.dart
INFO: Statements in an if should be enclosed in a block.
lib/dquery.dart:31:5
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31 │ return ElementQuery([]);
│ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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To reproduce make sure you are using the lints_core and run dart analyze lib/dquery.dart
10/10 points: All of the package dependencies are supported in the latest version
| Package | Constraint | Compatible | Latest |
|---|---|---|---|
intl |
any |
0.19.0 | 0.19.0 |
Transitive dependencies
| Package | Constraint | Compatible | Latest |
|---|---|---|---|
clock |
- | 1.1.1 | 1.1.1 |
meta |
- | 1.16.0 | 1.16.0 |
path |
- | 1.9.0 | 1.9.0 |
To reproduce run dart pub outdated --no-dev-dependencies --up-to-date --no-dependency-overrides.
10/10 points: Package supports latest stable Dart and Flutter SDKs
20/20 points: Compatible with dependency constraint lower bounds
pub downgrade does not expose any static analysis error.
Analyzed with Pana 0.22.12, Dart 3.5.3.
Check the analysis log for details.
Metadata
Publisher
Metadata
DQuery is a porting of jQuery in Dart.
Repository (GitHub)
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Documentation
License
Apache-2.0 (license)
