nilts_clock 1.0.1

nilts_clock provides lint rules, quick fixes, and assists for Dart and Flutter projects using the [clock](https://pub.dev/packages/clock) package to help you enforce best practices and prevent errors.

nilts_clock

nilts_clock provides lint rules, quick fixes, and assists for Dart and Flutter projects using the clock package to help you enforce best practices and prevent errors.

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Contents

• Usage
• Configuration
• Lint rules and quick fixes
  • Overview
  • Details
• Assists
• Feature requests
• Bug reports
• Contributing

Usage

Note: nilts_clock no longer supports custom_lint. If you're using custom_lint, please use nilts_clock versions below v1.0 and refer to README_CUSTOM_LINT.md.

If you're using Dart SDK version 3.10 or later, add nilts_clock to the top-level plugins section of your analysis_options.yaml file:

plugins:
  nilts_clock: ^1.0.0

Configuration

All lint rules in nilts_clock are disabled by default.

This is because rules defined in warnings cannot currently be disabled individually. By using diagnostics, you can enable only the rules you need.

To enable rules, use the map format with version: and diagnostics::

plugins:
  nilts_clock:
    version: ^1.0.0
    diagnostics:
      using_date_time_now: true

For a complete example of enabling all rules, see analysis_options.yaml.

See also:

• Analyzer plugins | Dart

Lint rules and quick fixes

See below to learn what each lint rule does. Some rules support quick fixes in your IDE.

Overview

Rule name	Overview	Target SDK	Rule type	Maturity level	Severity	Quick fix
using_date_time_now	Checks if DateTime.now() is used.	Any versions nilts_clock supports	ErrorProne	Stable	Info	✅️

Details

using_date_time_now

• Target SDK : Any versions nilts_clock supports
• Rule type : ErrorProne
• Maturity level : Stable
• Severity : Info
• Quick fix : ✅

DON'T use DateTime.now().

If your project depends on the clock package and expects the current time to be encapsulated, always use clock.now() instead for consistency.

BAD:

final dateTimeNow = DateTime.now();

GOOD:

final clockNow = clock.now();

See also:

• clock | Dart package

Assists

Coming soon... 🚀

Feature requests

Have a feature request? Please create an issue using this template.

Bug reports

Found a bug? Please create an issue using this template.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please read the CONTRIBUTING guide before submitting your PR.