dart_style VS pub-dev

in your analysis_options.yaml. The formatter doesn't understand the new syntax yet, though.

Sorry, perhaps im not quite familiar with the GitHub issues you’re chatting about, but a quick search shows the Dart team actually made a very similar argument about laptops and diffs as the first reply in a thread about the 80 character max: https://github.com/dart-lang/dart_style/issues/833

The standard Dart extension only supports formatting using the SDK-supplied formatter (dart_style) which (by design) is not configurable (although it can be turned on/off with the dart.enableSdkFormatter setting).

Flutter itself provides formatting choices, however, it only formats Dart files and it doesn’t re-order the code. Flutter formats the code based on these formatting rules.

There are some other possibilities - such as complex code being slow to format (for example I hit https://github.com/dart-lang/dart_style/issues/1022 and originally thought it was a repro for this issue), or that the server is busy doing its initial synchronous scan of the workspace, though those should be temporary and the format should eventually complete so it's probably not what most people are reporting here.

Follow this issue: https://github.com/dart-lang/dart_style/issues/993. It looks like support has landed there, but no version of dart_style is published with support or in the sdk as of now.

dart_style for checking format programatically

pub.dev is the official package repository for Dart and Flutter apps. I found it very clean and developer-friendly. Pub.dev promotes high-quality packages via the Flutter Favorite program and Package of the Week YouTube show.

2) Null safety is very common in pub.dev at this point. It came out like 2 years ago. If you are using libraries that aren't null safe, iteratively replace them.

You're always allowed to use an older version of Flutter/Dart or any cross platform framework as long as it compiles/outputs a version of the final app i.e android/iOS that meets a minimum version requirement on playstore/appstore. If it doesn't, then it's time to upgrade. Similarly you can use older versions of libraries from pub.dev.

Why is it not on pub.dev? Also please name it something else rather than just appending "2" to the end, in some other languages dealing with numerical packages is just annoying, what if someone comes along and makes system_info3?

The pub.dev could do with a few example images to show what the package can do.

You can find it on pub.dev [here](https://pub.dev/packages/image_magick_ffi) and on github [here](https://github.com/Haidar0096/image_magick_ffi)

Interesting, the domain is quite close to pub.dev which is a Dart/Flutter package repository. Looks like it was just coincidence on the naming though.

I've already for searched for some packages at https://pub.dev/ but there doesn't seem to be anything that could be helpful.

I just got the opportunity to learn a new framework and i decided on flutter but after testing some libraries from pub.dev i'm a bit worried about my decision. Basically one critical functionality for me is being able to authenticate into APIs using oauth2. I probably tried every library and none worked. 2 of the most popular ones actually have been dropped by their original developers. My question is are flutter libraries usually this low quality? I've been developing with PHP and Python so when it comes to libraries probably unconsciously im expecting a certain standard.

Before we can even begin it is best will install a single package from the pub website, this package let us format the date value which we will get from the date picker dialog to our desired format. you first need to open a terminal pointing to your project folder path, then in the terminal input this command below and press enter