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A Presto Command-Line Interface for Dart.

Developed with 🧡 by Presto Team 🐥

Quick Start 🚀

Installing 🧑‍💻

dart pub global activate --source git https://github.com/Ahmed-Omar-Hommir/presto-cli

Commands ✨

Magic Commands 🪄

Magic Commands is a CLI tool designed to streamline Flutter development by automatically running common commands like flutter pub get, flutter clean, and more, in the appropriate project directories.

Note: Magic Commands should be run in the root project directory.

Project Structure

Magic Commands is designed to work with the following project structure:

├── lib
├── test
├── pubspec.lock
├── pubspec.yaml
└── packages
    ├── package_one
    ├── package_two
    └── package_three

How It Works

Using a Magic Command simplifies your workflow. It scans your project, identifying the packages that need the command. Whether it's L10N or build_runner, Magic Commands knows which packages require what. There's no need to manually specify the package path or to know which packages require a specific command. Best of all, Magic Commands runs these tasks in parallel across all applicable packages, speeding up your development process.

Available Commands

Here are the currently available subcommands:

• build_runner: Executes code generation utilities, useful with packages like freezed or json_serializable.
• clean: Deletes build/ directory and clears previous build artifacts for a fresh build.
• get: Fetches dependencies in pubspec.yaml, making them available in your Dart files.
• l10n: Generates localization files based on the arb files in the l10n directory.
• upgrade: Updates your dependencies to their latest versions as per pubspec.yaml, and refreshes pubspec.lock.

Usage

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To use Magic Commands, navigate to your root project directory and run the desired command:

presto magic <command>

Replace <command> with one of the available subcommands listed above.

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FCM-Test Command

The fcm-test command is a powerful utility for testing Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) push notifications. It's designed to be simple to use.

Requirements

• The command requires a JSON file named fcm_test.json in the current directory. This file should contain the server key and request data for the FCM notification you wish to send.

Usage

To execute the command, navigate to the directory containing your fcm_test.json file, and run:

presto fcm-test

JSON File Structure

Your fcm_test.json file should have the following structure:

{
  "serverKey": "<Your FCM server key here>",
  "request": {
    "to": "<The recipient's FCM token here>",
    "notification": {
      "title": "<Notification title here>",
      "body": "<Notification body here>"
    },
    "data": {
      "title": "<Data title here>",
      "body": "<Data body here>"
    }
  }
}

The request object should contain the necessary FCM request data. You can find more information on this structure in the Firebase documentation.