easy_flavor 0.1.1

A CLI that sets up Flutter flavors (dev, staging, prod, ...) for Android and iOS in new or existing projects, with optional Firebase integration.

0.1.1

• Fix iOS builds of projects that already used Firebase: an existing GoogleService-Info.plist in the Runner's Copy Bundle Resources is now removed from that phase (the file reference is kept), since the [easy_flavor] Copy GoogleService-Info.plist build phase copies the flavor's plist to the same place ("Multiple commands produce .../GoogleService-Info.plist"). doctor reports the conflict.

0.1.0

Initial release.

• Commands: create, init, add, remove, doctor, restore.
• easy_flavor.yaml holds the whole setup; flags override it. Interactive prompts, or fully non-interactive for CI.
• Dart: lib/flavors.dart (Flavor enum and FlavorConfig), lib/main_<flavor>.dart entry points, lib/main.dart refactored into runMainApp() with a main() that starts the default flavor, and flutter: default-flavor in pubspec.yaml.
• Android: a managed productFlavors block for Groovy and Kotlin DSL with applicationId and resValue app names (or per-flavor strings.xml when app_name already exists), @string/app_name manifest label, and src/<flavor>/ folders.
• iOS: a Dart project.pbxproj parser/writer that round-trips Xcode's formatting, Debug/Release/Profile-<flavor> configurations, per-flavor xcconfig files (bundle id, display name, CocoaPods include), shared schemes, CFBundleDisplayName = $(APP_DISPLAY_NAME), and the Podfile configuration map.
• Firebase (--firebase): tool and login checks, flutterfire configure per flavor, firebase_core, Firebase initialisation per entry point, and an Xcode build phase that copies the flavor's GoogleService-Info.plist.
• Existing projects: git status check, backups in .easy_flavor_backup/, restore, --dry-run with diffs (--verbose), idempotent re-runs, and init --merge to adopt flavors the project already declares.
• IDE: VS Code launch.json entries and Android Studio run configurations.
• doctor validates the whole setup, including the iOS deployment target against the installed Xcode.