flutter_diet 0.0.1

The ultimate terminal-based Flutter App Size Analyzer & CI/CD size budget guard.

Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog version 1.1.0, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning version 2.0.0.

0.0.1 - 2026-05-17

Added

• Bootstrapping & Setup: Created full architecture structure for flutter_diet package, adding dependencies (args, mason_logger, yaml) and exporting public APIs cleanly.
• Robust Size JSON Parsing: Designed SizeNode and SizeParser supporting both longhand (name, value, size) and shorthand (n, v) JSON formats with fallback support for wrapping top-level JSON lists into virtual root nodes.
• Programmatic & WASM Optimization: Refactored the core library under lib/ to completely abstract away dependencies on package:mason_logger and platform-specific FFI. Core library is now 100% WASM-compatible.
• Standalone String Parsing: Added SizeParser.parseString(String content) programmatic entry point to support fileless stream or network string parsing.
• Abstract Logger & ANSI Color Palette: Implemented DietLogger interface and pure-Dart Ansi color palette with zero third-party packages to print beautiful color logs anywhere.
• Beautiful CLI Tree View: Built a terminal-based nested hierarchy size analyzer featuring color-coded weight visualizer (red/yellow/green/cyan), emoji classifications (📦, ⚙️, 🎨, 📄), and relative parent percentage calculations.
• Advanced CLI Options: Implemented max-depth traversal limits, min-size byte thresholds, and search filters with terminal background highlighting.
• CI/CD Size Guarding: Created a strict budget enforcement command flutter_diet check that parses custom diet_config.yaml rules, outputs assertions, and exits with code 1 upon size violations.
• Comprehensive Test Coverage: Written 100% passing unit and integration tests verifying parsers, formatting, and budget evaluations.
• Standalone Examples: Bootstrapped example/example.dart demonstrating standard library usage.
• Package Integration: Configured repository, homepage, funding, and pub.dev topics.