flutter_doctor 0.1.0

A CLI tool to diagnose Flutter project health, toolchain compatibility, and prioritized root cause analysis.

Flutter Doctor

A CLI tool to analyze Flutter project health, evaluate toolchain compatibility, prioritize analyzer issues, and perform deterministic root cause analysis.

Note: Version 0.1.0 is a 100% deterministic, offline analysis tool. It operates completely locally with zero network access and does not require AI models or API keys.

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Features

• Project Detection & Dependency Inspection: Validates Flutter project structure and inspects direct and development dependencies.
• Environment & Toolchain Discovery: Detects Flutter SDK, Dart SDK, Java version, JAVA_HOME, Android SDK, AGP, Gradle, Kotlin, compileSdk, targetSdk, and minSdk.
• Toolchain Compatibility Matrix: Evaluates AGP and Gradle version compatibility deterministically to highlight version mismatches before build failures occur.
• Analyzer Integration & Aggregation: Aggregates flutter analyze diagnostic output into structured severity counts (Errors, Warnings, Infos) and health status metrics.
• Issue Prioritization: Categorizes analyzer rules into structured priority tiers (CRITICAL, HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW, UNKNOWN) based on issue severity and runtime risk.
• Deterministic Root Cause Analysis: Clusters related analyzer issues and environment evidence to report actionable root cause candidates.

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Installation

Activate the package globally from pub.dev using the Dart SDK:

dart pub global activate flutter_doctor

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Usage

Run flutter_doctor by passing the directory path of your target Flutter project:

flutter_doctor --path "D:\APPS\my_app"

If no --path argument is supplied, flutter_doctor analyzes the current working directory:

flutter_doctor

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Report Sections

When executed, flutter_doctor outputs a structured diagnostic report containing six key sections:

1. Environment: Summary of detected Flutter SDK, Dart SDK, release channel, Java runtime, JAVA_HOME, and Android SDK paths.
2. Android Toolchain: Inspection of AGP (Android Gradle Plugin), Gradle, Kotlin, compileSdk, targetSdk, and minSdk configurations.
3. Compatibility: Automated matrix evaluation of AGP/Gradle compatibility status (PASS, ERROR, or UNKNOWN).
4. Flutter Analyze: Diagnostic totals (Errors, Warnings, Infos), overall health status (CRITICAL, NEEDS ATTENTION, or HEALTHY), and top rule occurrences.
5. Issue Prioritization: Classification of analyzer issues ordered by priority tier with occurrence counts and affected files.
6. Root Causes: Proven root cause candidates with confidence ratings, related rules, supporting evidence, and summary explanations.

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License

MIT License. See LICENSE for details.