flutter_updater_package 1.0.1

An easy way to implement OTA updates. 200 lines of code, simplified in one.

flutter_updater_package

An easy way to implement OTA updates.

Getting Started

First you need to mark the dependency ([package]: [version]) in the pubspec.yaml. Then all you need to do is import the package into a dart file and call Updater.checkUpdates ([String currentVersion], [String latestVersionPath], [String updateUrlPath]);

All arguments:

Required arguments:

String [currentVersion] = "x.x.x" -> The current version as a string. String [latestVersionPath] = "http://... || https://..." -> http address where the latest version is saved as a string. String [updateUrlPath] = "http://... || https://..." -> http address after URL is saved from which the update will be downloaded.

Optional arguments:

bool [sampleUpdate] = "bool" -> If true, it will only show the change of update status. The arguments: [latestVersionPath], [updateUrlPath] will not be considered. Function [setState] = "(){}" -> It is possible to pass a function that is called whenever the update status changes and always during the download. This argument is meant to call the setState () {} of a widget to show information about the status of the update. int [delay] = "seconds" = If [sampleUpdate] = true, the status of the update will change every x seconds.

This project is a starting point for a Dart package, a library module containing code that can be shared easily across multiple Flutter or Dart projects.

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