pget 0.0.1

A new command line tool for backup package versions and path

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PGet - Package Version and Path Backup Tool

PGet is a command-line tool designed to help you manage and backup package versions and paths in your Flutter projects. It's particularly useful when working across multiple laptops with different file paths for packages.

Features

• Backup package details: Store package paths and versions in a pget.yaml file.
• Synchronize package paths: Automatically replace package paths and versions in pubspec.yaml based on pget.yaml.
• Simplify multi-laptop workflow: Ensure consistent package management across different development environments.

Installation

To install PGet globally, run:

dart pub global activate pget

Usage

PGet provides a simple command-line interface with three main commands:

1. Initialize Package Get (--init)

This command initializes the pget.yaml file and adds it to .gitignore. It will scan your pubspec.yaml file for packages specified with local paths and back them up in pget.yaml.

flutter pub run pget --init

What it does:

• Creates a pget.yaml file in your project root.
• Adds pget.yaml to .gitignore to avoid accidental commits.
• Backs up local package paths from pubspec.yaml to pget.yaml.

2. Remove PGet Configuration (--remove)

This command removes the pget.yaml file from your project and removes its entry from .gitignore.

flutter pub run pget --remove

What it does:

• Deletes the pget.yaml file from your project root.
• Removes pget.yaml from .gitignore.

3. Help (-h, --help)

Displays help information about the available commands.

flutter pub run pget --help

Workflow Example with pget.yaml on More Than One Laptop

1. Initialize on Laptop 1:

   • Run flutter pub run pget --init to create a pget.yaml file with the local package paths specific to Laptop 1.
   • Work on the project as usual, with the pget.yaml file managing your package paths.

2. Set Up on Laptop 2:

   • Clone the project and run flutter pub run pget --init to create a pget.yaml file for Laptop 2’s specific paths.
   • The pget.yaml file on Laptop 2 will contain the paths that match the environment of Laptop 2.

3. Switching Between Laptops:

   • When switching back to Laptop 1, run flutter pub run pget to apply the paths from Laptop 1’s pget.yaml to pubspec.yaml.
   • Similarly, on Laptop 2, run flutter pub run pget to apply Laptop 2’s specific paths.

This workflow ensures that each laptop uses its respective package paths while maintaining consistency in the project’s dependencies across different environments.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you find any issues or have suggestions, feel free to open a pull request or an issue on GitHub.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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