spi_flutter_package 0.3.4

a dev tools create platform's code when use Platform channel exchange data.

spi_flutter_package

a dev tools create platform's code when use Platform channel exchange data

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Getting Started

1. first, install it in your flutter project, recommended you add this tools in dev_dependencies, because it's a dev tools, so you don't need publish with your project sourcecode:

dev_dependencies:
  spi_flutter_package:
    path: version

and, in your flutter project, create custom dir: lib/channel, the dir use save your flutter channel dart code:

|____main.dart
|____channel //your flutter channel
| |____flutter2native //flutter invoke native dir
| | |____account.dart //your interface code
| |____native2flutter //native invoke flutter dir
| | |____flutter_fps.dart // your interface code

create account.dart:

abstract class IAccount{
  Future<bool> login(String userName,String password);
  void logout();
  Future<String> getName();
  Future<int> getAge();
}

more code: example

2. in flutter project test dir,open any dart file and write:

import 'package:spi_flutter_package/spi_flutter_package.dart';

void main() {
  String flutterPath = "./lib/channel";//your flutter project channel dir in 1 step.
  String packageName = "com.siyehua.spiexample.channel";//your android code package name
  String androidSavePath = "../app/src/main/java";//your android project project sourcecode path
  spi_flutter_package_start(flutterPath, packageName, androidSavePath);
}

click left icon: ▶️, run main(), and you will find the generated code in your custom path. the more info, you can checkout generated code.
when code auto create finish, you can add impl in platforms, eg: Android:

public class AccountImpl implements IAccount {
    //....

    @Override
    public void logout() {
        Log.e("android", "logout method, nothing should call back");
    }

    @Override
    public void getName(ChannelManager.Result<String> callback) {
        Log.e("android", "getName method");

        callback.success("siyehua");
    }

    @Override
    public void getAge(ChannelManager.Result<Long> callback) {
        Log.e("android", "getAge method");
        callback.success(1L);
    }
}

3. Now, you can use this tools exchange data
   in Android project:

//1. init(only first)
ChannelManager.init(flutterEngine.getDartExecutor());

//2. add your impl class in  ChannelManager
ChannelManager.addChannelImpl(IAccount.class, new AccountImpl());

in flutter project:

//1. init(only first)
  ChannelManager.init();

//2. invoke
  IAccount account = ChannelManager.getChannel(IAccount);
  var result = await account.login("userName", "password");
  print(result);
  account.logout();
  var name = await account.getName();
  print(name);
  var age = await account.getAge();
  print(age);

now, run your project and check result.
more info, you can check example

generated code

in flutter project, the code will save in flutterPath/generated :

|____main.dart
|____channel
| |____generated //auto create
| | |____channel
| | | |____impl
| | | | |____iaccount_impl.dart
| | | |____parse
| | | | |____object_parse.dart
| | | |____ChannelManager.dart
| |____flutter2native //flutter invoke native
| | |____account.dart
| |____native2flutter //native invoke flutter
| | |____flutter_fps.dart

yet, you can find the auto create code in Android project, in androidSavePath + packageName dir:

.
|____com
| |____siyehua
| | |____spiexample
| | | |____MainActivity2.java
| | | |____AccountImpl.java
| | | |____MainActivity.kt
| | | |____channel //auto create
| | | | |____flutter2native
| | | | | |____IAccount.java
| | | | |____native2flutter
| | | | | |____Fps2.java
| | | | | |____FpsImpl.java
| | | | | |____Fps2Impl.java
| | | | | |____Fps.java
| | | | |____ChannelManager.java

Note: auto create code should not be edited

Other

support: platforms_source_gen

all method must return Future or void

because Flutter Platform Channel must return Future

It is not currently support iOS, welcome commit it in github.