flake_uuid 0.2.0 
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agilord.comFlake UUID provides 64- and 128-bit, k-ordered identifiers, which preserve their order of creation (somewhat) if sorted lexically.
We analyzed this package 4 days ago, and awarded it 110 pub points (of a possible 140):
10/10 points: Provide a valid pubspec.yaml
5/5 points: Provide a valid README.md
5/5 points: Provide a valid CHANGELOG.md
10/10 points: Use an OSI-approved license
Detected license: BSD-3-Clause.
10/10 points: 20% or more of the public API has dartdoc comments
16 out of 18 API elements (88.9 %) have documentation comments.
Some symbols that are missing documentation: flake_uuid, flake_uuid.base.
0/10 points: Package has an example
No example found.
See package layout guidelines on how to add an example.
20/20 points: Supports 5 of 6 possible platforms (iOS, Android, Web, Windows, macOS, Linux)
- ✓ Android
- ✓ iOS
- ✓ Windows
- ✓ Linux
- ✓ macOS
These platforms are not supported:
Package not compatible with platform Web
Because:
package:flake_uuid/flake_uuid.dartthat imports:dart:io
30/50 points: code has no errors, warnings, lints, or formatting issues
Found 14 issues. Showing the first 2:
WARNING: The receiver can't be null, so the null-aware operator '?.' is unnecessary.
lib/flake_uuid.dart:20:33
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20 │ Platform.executableArguments?.join(', '),
│ ^^
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To reproduce make sure you are using the lints_core and run dart analyze lib/flake_uuid.dart
INFO: Use the generic function type syntax in 'typedef's.
lib/flake_base.dart:9:13
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9 │ typedef int TimestampSource();
│ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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To reproduce make sure you are using the lints_core and run dart analyze lib/flake_base.dart
10/10 points: All of the package dependencies are supported in the latest version
No dependencies.
To reproduce run dart pub outdated --no-dev-dependencies --up-to-date --no-dependency-overrides.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
Analyzed with Pana 0.22.3, Dart 3.3.4.
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Flake UUID provides 64- and 128-bit, k-ordered identifiers, which preserve their order of creation (somewhat) if sorted lexically.
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