Flutter Code Companion-Flutter Development Assistant

Example

import 'package:bloc/bloc.dart'; import 'package:equatable/equatable.dart'; class ExampleBloc extends Bloc<ExampleEvent, ExampleState> { ExampleBloc() : super(ExampleInitial()) { on<ExampleEvent>((event, emit) => ...); } } // Associated states and events

Scenario

Developers can quickly scaffold Bloc components, like Blocs, Cubits, Events, and States, which are essential for managing application state in a Flutter app. This accelerates the development process, especially for complex apps with numerous stateful components.

Example

part 'example_state.dart'; class ExampleCubit extends Cubit<ExampleState> { ExampleCubit() : super(ExampleInitial()); void updateData(String newData) { emit(ExampleDataUpdated(newData)); } }

Scenario

When developers need to implement state management in their Flutter applications, Flutter Code Companion helps in setting up and managing Cubits and Blocs, ensuring that the state is handled efficiently and in line with best practices.

Example

abstract class Vehicle { void moveForward(int meters); } // Usage of class modifiers like 'sealed', 'final', or 'abstract' aligns with Dart's best practices.

Scenario

Flutter Code Companion is particularly useful in ensuring that the code generated adheres to the best practices and latest standards in Flutter and Dart development, such as the proper use of class modifiers introduced in Dart 3.0.