Private Dart and Flutter packages | Flutter Forward
by Oleksandr Leuschenko youtube.com
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It is hard to imagine a mature Flutter project written in a single package. Sooner or later, product scale forces to split the project into multiple packages. There are multiple ways of referencing packages in pubspec.yaml. The most common of which is to use hosted packages from pub.dev. However, it is not always possible to open source the team’s work, hence there is a need for private packages. In this video, we show how private packages may be referenced and what is the most convenient way of working when you need to keep packages secret and safe. 00:00 Introduction 00:40 Dependency Management 03:23 Open-source principles 04:45 Local private packages 05:30 Private packages in Git 07:45 Hosted private packages 09:24 Conclusion
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