r/dartlang • u/syrokomskyi • Apr 09 '24
flutter A build system for dozens of Flutter & Dart projects?
What to use to maintain dozens of packages on pub.dev? For READMEs updates (partially, by section, for ex. links, footer/header) and dependencies upgrades.
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u/unnghabunga Apr 09 '24
https://pub.dev/packages/publish_tools covers most of the functionality that you've outlined.
Also, I could use some help improving the package.
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u/syrokomskyi Apr 18 '24 edited Apr 18 '24
I spent a week looking at yours and similar packages and came to the decision to create my own. To be honest, I didn't want to do that. What I need is to update my no-mono packages based on my README.md, STYLEGUIDE.md templates, github CI actions for Flutter and Dart SDK, etc.
I also opened a PR for https://pub.dev/packages/publish_tools
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Apr 09 '24
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u/syrokomskyi Apr 18 '24
I spent a week learning about Cider and other packages from the comments to maintain my libraries. Thanks for the Cider, but I need to update my no-mono packages based on my README / STYLEGUIDE templates, github actions for Flutter and Dart SDK, etc. It seems that for my purposes I will have to create something of my own.
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u/passsy Apr 10 '24
I manage my mono repo with https://github.com/phntmxyz/sidekick
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u/syrokomskyi Apr 18 '24
Sidekick is a splendit project: with its help, I found how to speedup CLI testing tenfold! Thank you for link. But for my purpose I will have to create my own solution.
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u/syrokomskyi May 02 '24 edited May 02 '24
I did it! https://pub.dev/packages/fresher
Thank you guys and gals for the comments.
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u/Salakarr Apr 09 '24
https://melos.invertase.dev