to_string_pretty 1.0.1

Prints an object pretty.

toStringPretty

Prints an object pretty.

Installing

dependencies:
  to_string_pretty:

import 'package:to_string_pretty/to_string_pretty.dart';

Usage

• Basic

  var data = ['google', 'apple', 'thanks'];
  print(toStringPretty(data));
  

  // stdout
  [
      google,
      apple,
      thanks,
  ],
  

• toString()

  Code

  class ChatMessage {
    // member variables, methods...
      
    @override
    String toString() => toStringPretty(this, {
      'body': message
      'sentBy': sentBy,
      'sentAt': sentAt,
      'group': group,
    });
  }
    
  print(ChatMessage());
  

  // stdout
  ChatMessage {
      body: Thanks,
      sentBy: ChatUser {
          email: [e-mail],
          name: Liam,
      },
      sentAt: ChatDateTime {
          datetime: 2021-02-21 19:07:00.000,
      },
      group: Flutter Community,
  },
  

Limitations

• You have to manually specify the values to be displayed.

  toStringPretty(someInstance, <String, Object>{
  	'key1': value1,
  	'key2': value2,
  });
  

• It is recommended to use toStringPretty() in the toString() method of all Classes.

  In my case, I am using toStringPretty() as the standard logging format for my project.

Feature requests and Bug reports

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