pub-dev VS get_it

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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.

Beyond these core tools, there's a vast ecosystem of third-party packages available on the pub.dev package manager. These packages offer a wide range of functionalities, from state management (BLoC, Provider) to networking (http, Dio) and advanced UI elements. Explore this rich library to find the tools that perfectly suit your project's needs.

1.패키지 다운로드(https://pub.dev) Package download from (https://pub.dev)

The pub package manager, the official package repository for Flutter, allows developers to share and discover packages. This fosters collaboration within the Flutter community, enabling developers to leverage existing solutions and contribute their own creations.

For finding new packages, Flutter developers often visit https://pub.dev. Say you want to do a network request to a remote server using the http package, you can simply add it to your dependencies and then execute flutter pub get to fetch the package and make it ready to use.

where x.x.x is a latest version of the connectycube_sdk on pub.dev repository.

Link: pub.dev

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

DI: get_it, injectable

I personally use get_it and injectable.

First thing first, I want to describe how it compares to the most popular get_it.