very_good_cli VS funvas

To do this, we will be using very_good_cli.

You could write your own bash script or CLI to help manage these tasks. However, this costs you some time. In order to deal with these tasks more quickly, you can use community tools, like Melos, Very Good CLI, or Sidekick. In this article, we are going to use Melos. Melos is also used by repositories like FlutterFire, AWS Amplify (Flutter), Flame, and Plus Plugins.

Yup you can bundle templates as Dart code and programmatically reference them. See very_good_cli for an example.

Manual configuration is needed to set up flavors in our Flutter application, which means we will have to work with many files in different directories. This might become very confusing, but things can be made a lot easier with the help of very_good_cli.

I am sorry. I meant to suggest that you review their code as a starting point for your own effort. https://github.com/VeryGoodOpenSource/very_good_cli

Just a few days ago i randomly surf some flutter packages and found one package which is very_good_cli this packages help us to make our flutter packages is more stable code base, file and folder structure many more in short.

I’ve just found a great looking structure, yet to try it but watched their intro videos and looks well thought out. Very Good Cli, search YouTube and watch their intro videos Very Good Cli

Not really sure what you are looking for with this question, but the very_good cli also gives a complete, but opiniated template: https://github.com/VeryGoodOpenSource/very_good_cli

Not sure if it’s exactly what you are looking for but some CLI for project generation might help. Something like https://pub.dev/packages/slidy or https://pub.dev/packages/very_good_cli

or for the one with the slider: https://github.com/creativecreatorormaybenot/funvas/pull/199

if you like it, you can view the source code and more (link) and I hope you do not mind the little glitches in the GIF :/ you can view a live version in my demo (:

the demo running using CanvasKit is available at https://funvas.creativemaybeno.dev (click to hide overlay).

No, I think not. The code for my animations in that repo (https://github.com/creativecreatorormaybenot/funvas/tree/e0b1851e52379cb9237664812233b73829d5833a/funvas_tweets/lib/src) is not meant to be built upon, i.e. it is not made to be maintainable (as it does not matter). As a consequence, it is not very readable, although I do try to document it using semantically accurate names and comments. If you take a look at https://www.dwitter.net/, where I also created a bunch of animations, you will see code that you are certainly not meant to be able to follow :)

Also he has a cool open source package called funvans:.

You can find the source code here.