flutter_fit_utils 2.1.0

A flutter package to easily manage data in and out of repositories. This package is the core of it's environement.

A flutter package to easily manage data in and out of repositories. This package is the core of it's environement. To know about other packages related to flutter_fit_utils, see the diagram below.

Features

Use this package to:

• Get a uniform way of reading and writing data with Models.
• Create a repository and a service for your data with a single line of code.
• Get access to extensions for multiple flutter base classes.

Here are the supported repositories:

• Firebase Firestore
• Firebase Remote Config (Read Only)
• shared_preferences
• Firebase Storage (soon)

Getting started

• Go inside your pubspec.yaml file
• Add this line under the dependencies:

flutter_fit_utils: ^2.0.0

• Get dependencies

flutter pub get

Usage

Creating a model

Make a class Modelable so it can be managed by a service and sent to a repository. For example:

import 'package:flutter_fit_utils/flutter_fit_utils.dart';

/// Example user class.
class User extends Modelable {
  static const String _nameKey = "name";

  /// User's last name.
  final String name;

  /// Creates a new user.
  const User({this.name = "", super.id, super.userId});

  /// Creates an invalid user.
  const User.invalid() : name = "", super.invalid();

  /// Creates a user from a [Model].
  User.fromModel(super.model) :
    name = model.data[_nameKey].toString(),
    super.fromModel();

  @override
  User copyWith({String? id, String? userId, bool? invalid, String? name}) => User(
    name: name ?? this.name,
    id: id ?? this.id,
    userId: userId ?? this.userId,
  );

  @override
  Model toModel() => Model(
    id: id,
    userId: userId,
    data: {
      _nameKey: name,
    },
  );
}

If creating an entire class is too much for your use case, this package offers extensions to convert primitive types to Models:

final int myValue = 1;

/// Write.
final Model model = myValue.toModel();

/// Read.
final int otherValue = intFromModel(model);

Here are the supported types:

• int
• double
• num
• bool
• String
• List (Of Modelable objects)
• Map<String, dynamic>

Managing your model with a service

You can create a service for your model with a single line of code:

import 'package:flutter_fit_utils/flutter_fit_utils.dart';

final Service<User> service = FirestoreService("my_user_collection", User.fromModel);

This example automatically uses a FirestoreCollection repository. In the case of FirestoreCollection, the only thing you have to do is go to your Firebase project, and create a new collection "my_user_collection" in your database.

If you want more control over your service, you can also create a custom one:

import 'package:flutter_fit_utils/flutter_fit_utils.dart';

final class CustomUserService extends Service<User> {
  CustomUserService(super.repositoryId, super.fromModelFactory) {
    repository = FirestoreCollection(collectionId: repositoryId);
  }

  @override
  Future<List<UserData>> getAll({String? userId, Where? where, String? orderBy, bool descending = true}) async {
    // Implement your custom logic...
  }
}

Note that you can override any function of the base Service class.

Additional information

Feel free to give any feedback ! This package is also open to contributions.