As part of an interview project, I developed a small Flutter application that demonstrates Firebase Authentication integration, featuring a clean and modular code structure.
Guests can seamlessly access the Home Screen, a virtual room, without the need for credentials. They are greeted with four photos depicting two chairs, a table, and a picture frame on the wall. These images ingeniously combine to create a reception room, complete with a background line to enhance perspective.
Registered users log in to the Home Screen using their email and password. Upon successful login, they are treated to four photos portraying a chair, sofa, table, and a picture frame on the wall. These images are artfully combined to form a cozy living room ambiance.
Flutter BLoC is employed for effective state management, utilizing Cubits specifically for handling login state.
The repository pattern is implemented to efficiently manage data. Three distinct packages—authentication, cache, and form inputs—are created, aligning with official documentation (Bloc Library, 2024).
I attempt to implement the Material 3 UI. Yet, Flutter version 3.16 onwards indecates that useMaterial3 being true by default.
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Bloc Library. (2024). Flutter Firebase Login Tutorial. Retrieved from https://bloclibrary.dev/#/flutterfirebaselogintutorial