astha-tutorial VS http

You can find the code of the project up until now in this repository. So, let's go to our projects pubspec.yaml file and add the following packages.

You can find the source code for the progress so far on this link here.

You can find a hardcoded version of the shop page in this repo. Just like in the temple, create a Firestore collection and fetch data from there. Don't change the design, it's to give you an impression that you're working with a designer.

We'll pick right where we left last time and toggle the favorite icon for temples. We'll use Firestore to store all the favorites list for each user's document in the "users" collection. The Firebase Function will help us fetch the immediate list and update it. While Stream will provide the changes in real-time for users to see. You can find the source code so far from here.

As a part of the user-screen flow, we are now at the stage where we need to access the user location. So, we'll ask for the user's location as soon as the user authenticates and reaches the homepage. We'll also Firebase Cloud Functions to save the user's location on the 'users/userId' document on Firebase Firestore. Find the source code to start this section from here.

The project source code until the last part can be found in this folder.

By the end of the blog, we'll be able to authenticate users in our app. Before that, you can find the progress so far in this folder of the repo.

You can find code up until from here.

Welcome back to 3rd part of the series "Flutter App Development Tutorial". So, far we implemented Launch Icon, Splash Screen and Onboard Screen. Please find the source code for the progress so far from here.

You can find the code of the project up until now in this repository. So, let's go to our projects pubspec.yaml file and add the following packages.

For example if you want to add TTS functionality to your application, you can use an already existing package for it. If you want to submit POST/GET requests to an API, you can use the http package to add this.

But http package still lacks some features. Recently, the package was updated to 1.0.0. But being able to abort requests is still not supported by the http package. Plus, the package is just a wrapper around the HTTP implementation in dart:io and dart:html

There's also this package which adds the missing cancellation support, an issue open for 2 years.

http

Im using: Flutter with the dart http package;

http: It will be necessary to download the image in the temporary directory.

Add the HTTP package and getx package in pubspec.yaml.

The http package is part of Dart and has everything you need to request any remote server you want, no need to specifically be firebase or supabase. It's a bit low level so you might want to use other packages that make the task of consuming remote services easier.

Step 5:- Integrate the HTTP package from pub.dev in the pubspec.yaml or use the below command