get_it VS pub-dev

🔹 What is GetIt?

This was my experience as well. I have however been very happy with get_it <https://pub.dev/packages/get_it> and watch_it <https://pub.dev/packages/watch_it> though, which just totally clicked for me in terms of how it works with the state store (database).

In this article, I’ll show you how to implement simulated remote data sources in Flutter using the get_it and injectable packages. This approach will allow you to seamlessly switch between real and simulated data sources according to your environment configuration.

As an alternative, we can use packages such as [get_it](https://pub.dev/packages/get_it), which makes it easy to register a lazy singleton:

It's actually quite an old lib at its heart, it's the successor to get_it which is 5 yrs old and has 3500+ likes https://pub.dev/packages/get_it

Dependency injection: https://pub.dev/packages/get_it

No it is not, it had a release 3 weeks ago: https://github.com/fluttercommunity/get_it/tags so not sure what you are talking about...

Use a library like https://pub.dev/packages/get_it to save the list in a state object. When ever you get the list again, you get it from the state object. I don't know the library because I use riverpod, but it should be easy to use.

Setting up dependency injection using injectable and get_it

Pub dev

Currently, plugins on pub.dev lack HarmonyOS support. Although the OpenHarmony SIG has started supporting some popular third-party plugins (e.g., gitee.com/openharmony-sig), many plugins remain unsupported due to prioritization or timing constraints. This creates a need for developers to add HarmonyOS support to existing plugins when required in projects.

You can find packages on pub.dev that mimic various functionalities available in JavaScript and CSS.

Use a package manager such as pub.dev to check each Firebase package's dependencies and any transitive dependencies.

Check the pubspec.yaml file in the root directory of your project. Look for the dependencies section and update the packages to their null-safe versions if available. You can search for the latest versions of these packages on pub.dev. Here's an example:

You can check the package versions in pub.dev to verify if they support null safety. Look for versions that are marked with null safety.

Packages: Add functionality via packages from pub.dev.

Check it out on pub.dev and let me know what you think! Your feedback means the world to me as I continue to learn and grow in the world of Flutter App Development.

The aforementionedMicroMoney class can only be used for number formatting. Flutter standard library does not contain a dedicated decimal or monetary type which can be used for mathematics. If you need to perform such calculations, you can do that on integral subunits (cents or millionths), or use some 3rd party library from the pub.