riverpod_tachyon_plugin 0.0.1-dev.2

Riverpod code generator using Tachyon.

Riverpod code generation powered by Tachyon.

Information

This code generator produces almost identical code to the official riverpod_generator but instead of using build_runner, it uses tachyon.

Installation

1. In your project's pubspec.yaml add

dependencies:
  riverpod_annotation: any

dev_dependencies:
  tachyon: any
  riverpod_tachyon_plugin: any

1. Create tachyon_config.yaml on the project's root folder

file_generation_paths: # which files/paths to include for build
  - "file/path/to/watch"
  - "another/one"

generated_file_line_length: 80 # default line length

plugins:
  - riverpod_tachyon_plugin # register riverpod_tachyon_plugin

Code generation

You can now create providers the same way as you would with build_runner. The main difference is you need to change the part file to following this format <file name>.gen.dart

Example

import 'package:riverpod_annotation/riverpod_annotation.dart';

part 'user.gen.dart';

class User {
  User({
    required this.id,
    required this.username,
  });

  final int id;
  final String username;
}

@riverpod
User user(UserRef ref) {
  return User(id: 11, username: 'pantelis');
}

Executing tachyon:

dart run tachyon build

See more options about tachyon by executing: dart run tachyon --help

Will produce the following code:

part of 'user.dart';

String _$userHash() => r'0c59864fbc5f80cdab48302d3bd7c942c878cb87';

@ProviderFor(user)
final userProvider = AutoDisposeProvider<User>.internal(
  user,
  name: r'userProvider',
  debugGetCreateSourceHash:
      const bool.fromEnvironment('dart.vm.product') ? null : _$userHash,
  dependencies: null,
  allTransitiveDependencies: null,
);

typedef UserRef = AutoDisposeProviderRef<User>;

See more examples.