effective_dart 1.1.2

This package provides the lints according to the Effective Dart guide.

effective_dart

This package provides lints that attempt to comply with all Effective Dart guide rules.

Be consistent. Be brief.

Note: This package is inspired by the pedantic package, which contains lints internally used at Google.

You can easily see all enabled rules on the Supported Lint Rules site.

Using the Lints

To use the lints add a dev dependency in your pubspec.yaml:

dev_dependencies:
  effective_dart: ^1.1.0

Then add an include in your analysis_options.yaml file:

include: package:effective_dart/analysis_options.yaml

Or, if you using e.g. continuous builds, they will likely fail whenever a new version of package:effective_dart is released. To avoid this, specify a version of analysis_options.yaml:

include: package:effective_dart/analysis_options.1.1.0.yaml

Consider lints

Consider guidelines are practices that you might or might not want to follow, depending on circumstances, precedents, and your own preference.

Following lints are not enforced by this package:

• prefer_expression_function_bodies
• prefer_typing_uninitialized_variables
• use_function_type_syntax_for_parameters

Unused Lints

Following lints have been considered and will not be enforced by this package:

• lines_longer_than_80_chars might be practical not to follow for many people
• unnecessary_getters has been disabled
• comment_references is way too restrictive and comment references are handled in different ways in tools (see this issue)

Suppressing Lints

There are situations when you want to suppress a specific lint rule. You can suppress lints alone in your project on multiple levels. We will go through examples of how to suppress public_member_api_docs lint rule.

Note: this package tries to comply with all Effective Dart guide rules. That means we generally do not want to disable a rule in this package if it works properly. Yet, if you think some rule should be disabled by this package, open an issue.

Line Level

To suppress a specific lint rule on a line of code, you can put an ignore comment above the line of code:

// ignore: public_member_api_docs
class MyClass {}

File Level

To suppress a specific lint rule on a file, you can put an ignore_for_file comment to the file:

// ignore_for_file: public_member_api_docs

class MyClass {}

class MySecondClass {}

Project Level

To suppress a specific lint rule on a project, you can modify your analysis_options.yaml file:

include: package:effective_dart/analysis_options.yaml

linter:
  rules:
    public_member_api_docs: false

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License

Licensed under the MIT License.