flutter-fusion v1.0.0

Boilerplate Flutter Project

When you use flutter create test, it generates a standard project with MyApp. However, with Flutter Fusion, the experience gets enhanced. It automates the detection and integration of fonts into the yaml file. Additionally, it offers the choice between a features-first or layer-first architecture.

Moreover, it provides the option to include a textTheme automatically or generate a Styles Class for easy access to various TextStyles, such as StylesRoboto.bold(20, color: Colors.black).

Installation

To install Flutter Fusion globally, run:

npm install -g flutter-fusion

Flags

• -f /path/to/fonts or --fonts /path/to/fonts: This flag facilitates the automatic detection of fonts and their respective weights. Ensure that you organize your font files as follows:

Note: The font family folder should be named exactly as your font family (e.g., "Roboto") -

Example Structure:

• path/to/fonts/Roboto/
  • Place your .ttf or .otf font files inside the Roboto folder (You don't need to rename the .ttf or .otf files; their original names are sufficient.)
• path/to/fonts/Poppins/
  • Place your .ttf or .otf font files inside the Poppins folder (You don't need to rename the .ttf or .otf files; their original names are sufficient.)
• path/fo/fonts/OtherFontFamily/

flutter-fusion will automatically detect the FontFamilies: Roboto with their respective fonts and Poppins with their respective fonts.

• -w or --with-text-styles: This flag generates custom TextStyles as a Class for your custom FontFamily. Note that the --font flag is needed for this.

• -t or --text-theme: Utilize this flag to add textTheme automatically to your MaterialApp.

• -l or --layer-first: Opt for Layer-First Architecture instead of the default Features-First Architecture.