versionarte 0.3.3

A Flutter package for determining update availability besides with some helpful features and pre-canned UI-kit.

versionarte

Version management package for Flutter that lets you inform your users when a new version of your app is available, they must update the app to be able to continue and deactivate the app with custom information texts.

🚀 Motivation

Mobile application development differs from other front-end development domains for one very specific reason: when you want to modify and publish a new version of your app you have to send it to be reviewed by the stores (AppStore, Play Store, AppGallery and etc.) and most specifically when a new version is available users must choose to update the app, as opposed to the WEB, otherwise, they stay in older and may be buggy or risky version 🥺.

Since I've developed nearly 50-something mobile apps, I almost always tried to implement version management logic for my clients' apps so that whenever

🕹️ Usage

To get started..

final int a = 1;

See the example directory for a complete sample app.

🛣️ Roadmap

ROADMAP:

✅ Firebase Remote Config, RESTful API, and custom server-side versioning support (respectively: RemoteConfigVersionarteProvider, RestfulVersionarteProvider, CustomVersionarteProvider).
✅ Ability to write your own VersionarteProvider
✅ Version indicator Widget: "App name v1.0.0+1" (VersionarteIndicator).
✅ Built-in UI-kit and components: VersionarteView.mustUpdate(), VersionarteView.inactive(), VersionarteIndicator.
✅ Launch the App Store on iOS and the Play Store on Android.
✅ Add support for providing the latest release notes/changelog.
⏳ Documentation website: https://versionarte.dev
⏳ Ability to launch AppGallery on Huawei devices.
⏳ Support separate web, macOS, windows, linux platform configurations.
⏳ Making it testable.
⏳ Detailed examples for every use case.
⏳ Implement in-app upgrade on Android.
🤔 Am int indicating how many times the user opened the app.
🤔 Execute function when the user installs the new version.
🤔 A bool indicating the user opening this build/version for the first time.

[I believe that the app's all screens should have the same design patterns. But, anyways, I've created some simple and almost customizable UI components that might be useful to developers.]

🤓 Contributors

💡 Inspired from/by

• Although this package's functionalities differ, I got some inspiration from lr-app-versioning package.

🐞 Bugs/Requests

If you encounter any problems please open an issue. If you feel the library is missing a feature, please raise a ticket on GitHub and we'll look into it. Pull requests are welcome.

📃 License

MIT License