jt_flutter_cli 0.0.2

A command-line tool that simplifies auto-code generation. Fully flexible, allowing you to generate a feature and widget for your Flutter applications.

Introduction

A command-line tool that simplifies auto-code generation. Fully flexible, allowing you to generate a feature and widget for your Flutter applications.

Features

• Feature code generation (Basic structure with classes)
• Widget code generation

Flutter Compatibility

Package version	Dart version	Flutter version	Boilerplate version
0.0.2	3.2.6	3.16.0 - 3.19.3	1.0.0

Getting Started

To integrate the package into your Flutter project, follow these steps:

Add Dependency

Add the following dependency to your pubspec.yaml file:

    dependencies:
      jt_flutter_cli: ^0.0.2

Then run:

    flutter pub get

Usage

create new feature:

    flutter pub run jt_flutter_cli create feature name_of_feature

In the above configuration, the package is creating a new feature that is available in the lib/feature/name_of_feature path. It will generate the name_of_feature folder, which has the dart files and the domain, presentation, and data folders as shown below.

---

.
├── ...
├── name_of_feature                    
│   ├── data          
│   │   ├── data_source         
│   │   │   └── name_of_feature_data_source.dart        
│   │   │   └── name_of_feature_data_source_impl.dart  
│   │   ├── repository         
│   │   │   └── name_of_feature_repo_impl.dart        
│   │   │   └── mock_name_of_feature_repo_impl.dart  
│   ├── domain          
│   │   ├── repositories         
│   │   │   └── name_of_feature_repo.dart   
│   ├── presentation          
│   │   ├── bloc         
│   │   │   └── name_of_feature_bloc.dart        
│   │   │   └── name_of_feature_data_event.dart  
│   │   │   └── name_of_feature_data_state.dart  
│   │   ├── screen         
│   │   │   └── name_of_feature_screen.dart        
│   │   └── name_of_feature_page.dart  
└── ...

create new widget:

    flutter pub run jt_flutter_cli create widget name_of_widget

It will prompt the user with the following question: "Do you want to create a common widget or a feature widget? (common/feature)". If the user selects "common", the widget will be created inside the folder lib/core/ui/widgets. Alternatively, if the user selects "feature", it will prompt the user to enter the feature name, and the widget will be created inside the respective feature's folder at lib/feature/name_of_feature/presentation/screen/widgets.