flutter_patch_package 0.0.7
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Dart tool for effortlessly patching Flutter packages, enabling quick fixes, modifications, and version control integration for a smoother development workflow.
flutter_patch_package #
Dart tool for patching Flutter packages, enabling quick fixes, modifications, and version control integration for a smoother development workflow.
Features #
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Instant Patches:Instantly apply fixes to Flutter packages. -
Version Alerts:Receive notifications about version mismatches. -
Error Logging:Automatic logging for failed patch attempts ensures you're always informed.
Installation #
To use this plugin, add flutter_patch_package as a dependency in your pubspec.yaml file. For example:
dependencies:
flutter_patch_package: '^0.0.1'
Usage #
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Clean git working directory:To ensure a clean start before using flutter_patch_package, check your Git status with:
git status
You should see a message similar to this if your git status is clean: nothing to commit, working tree clean
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Start Patching:Navigate to you project directory and execute:
flutter patch <package_name> start
This command prepares the package for patching by saving a snapshot of its current state for later comparison.
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Apply Your Changes:Modify the package directly in
.pub-cacheto fix issues or add new functionality. -
Finalize Patch:This process compares the modified package to the original snapshot, generating a patch file that encapsulates your changes.
To do this run:
flutter patch <package_name> done
The generated patch file is stored in the patches/ directory within your project.
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Applying Patches Automatically or Manuallyflutter_patch_packageautomatically applies patches after each flutter pub get or dart pub get. For manual patch application at any time, use:
flutter pub run flutter_patch_package
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Review ChangesUse
git diffto examine the modifications. This helps you understand what has been changed by the patch application. -
Commit ChangesIf you're satisfied with the updates, commit them to your version control system. This can be done using:
git add .
git commit -m "Applied patches to <package_name>"
Version Compatibility Warning: #
flutter_patch_package smartly warns you about any version mismatches, ensuring smooth package upgrades.
Troubleshooting #
If you encounter errors, refer to the logs/ directory for detailed diagnostics and quick troubleshooting.