Expert guidance for `build_runner 2.13.x` in this repository. Covers adopting code generation safely in a project that currently has no `build_runner`, no `build.yaml`, and no checked-in generated files. Use when adding builders such as `json_serializable`, `freezed`, `mockito`, `go_router_builder`, or similar; configuring `build.yaml`; running `build` or `watch`; handling generated outputs; or debugging codegen issues without breaking this project's architecture.
Expert guidance for `flutter_bloc 9.1.x`, `bloc 9.x`, and `bloc_test 10.x` in this repository. Covers Cubit vs Bloc, BlocProvider and RepositoryProvider, BlocBuilder, BlocListener, BlocConsumer, BlocSelector, BlocObserver, and testing with bloc_test. Use when adopting flutter_bloc, introducing bloc-based presentation state, testing blocs/cubits, or deciding how bloc fits this project's existing get_it plus view-model architecture.
Builds Flutter plugins that provide native interop for other apps to use. Use when creating reusable packages that bridge Flutter with platform-specific functionality.
Sets up a Linux environment for Flutter development. Use when configuring a Linux machine to run, build, or deploy Flutter applications.
Sets up a macOS environment for Flutter development. Use when configuring a macOS machine to run, build, or deploy Flutter applications for iOS or macOS.
Sets up a Windows environment for Flutter development. Use when configuring a Windows machine to run, build, or deploy Flutter applications for Windows desktop or Android.
Implements unit, widget, and integration tests for a Flutter app. Use when ensuring code quality and preventing regressions through automated testing.
Expert guidance on Dio 5.9.x for Dart and Flutter. Covers singleton setup with BaseOptions, request methods, interceptors, QueuedInterceptor, timeout and cancellation, FormData uploads, adapters, certificate pinning, error handling with DioException, testing, and production integration in this repository. Use when working with Dio, HTTP clients, interceptors, request configuration, uploads, downloads, transport errors, or API service-layer code.