Aus öffentlichen Paketdaten erstellte Orientierung.
package_rename_plus ist ein leistungsstarkes Tool, das entwickelt wurde, um den Konfigurationsprozess für Flutter-Projekte in der Produktion zu vereinfachen. Es ermöglicht eine schnelle Umbenennung von Paketbezeichnungen, App-Namen und zugehörigen Assets über mehrere Plattformen hinweg, einschließlich Android, iOS, macOS, Windows und Linux. Durch die Automatisierung von Konfigurationsupdates verringert es manuelle Fehler und beschleunigt die Bereitschaft für die Bereitstellung. Ideal für Entwickler, die während Skalierung oder Rebranding saubere und konsistente Projektstrukturen aufrechterhalten möchten.
Anwendungsfälle
Um benennen von Flutter-Apps für ein Rebranding
Apps für die Produktionsbereitstellung vorbereiten
Erfordert sorgfältige Sicherung vor der Verwendung
Kann mit benutzerdefinierten Konfigurationen kollidieren
Nicht geeignet für Einzeländerungen
Beschränkt auf Paketnamenänderungen
Abhängig von der korrekten Projektstruktur
Original-README
Originaler README-Schnappschuss aus dem verknüpften Quell-Repository. Aktuelle Inhalte finden Sie im Repository.
Package Rename Plus
This a fork repository from official package_rename using different approach to replace the configuration.
Fixed ios issue about replace bundle identifier with or without extension targets.
Removed logger dependency that can be solved using debugPrint only to minimize dependency to others packages/plugins.
A Blazingly Fast way to configure your Bleeding Edge flutter project to be production ready.
Package Rename handles changing 37 fields across 19 files on 6 platforms so you can focus on your awesome project.
You can create configurations by adding package_rename_config key in:
Root pubspec.yaml file
package_rename_config.yaml file at root of your project or a custom folder in the project
Usage
Adding Platform Specific Configurations
package_rename_config:android:app_name:# (String) The display name of the android apppackage_name:# (String) The package name of the android appoverride_old_package:# (Optional) (String) Use this to delete the old folder structure of MainActivity or to use the existing code with the new package namelang:# (Optional) (String) The android development language {kotlin(default) or java}ios:app_name:# (String) The display name of the ios appbundle_name:# (String) The bundle name of the ios appoverride_old_package:# (String) Use this to replace the old bundle identifier with the new bundle identifierpackage_name:# (String) The product bundle identifier of the ios applinux:app_name:# (String) The window title of the linux apppackage_name:# (String) The application id of the linux appexe_name:# (String) The executable name (binary name) of the linux appmacos:app_name:# (String) The product name of the macos apppackage_name:# (String) The product bundle identifier of the macos appcopyright_notice:# (String) The product copyright of the macos appweb:app_name:# (String) The title of the web app and PWAshort_app_name:# (String) The short display name of the PWA (Optional, defaults to app_name if not set)description:# (String) The description of the web app and PWAwindows:app_name:# (String) The window title & software name of the windows apporganization:# (String) The organization name (company name) of the windows appcopyright_notice:# (String) The legal copyright of the windows appexe_name:# (String) The executable name (binary name) of the windows app
dart run package_rename_plus --flavour=flavour_name
or
dart run package_rename_plus -f flavour_name
With custom config file location:
dart run package_rename_plus --flavour=flavour_name --path="path/to/package_rename_config.yaml"
Known Issues
iOS and macOS issues with PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER:
The PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER's in ios/Runner.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj and macos/Runner.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj have different values for different targets. Like, in my case:
Hence, to properly change the PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER without removing the Extension name, make sure all PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER's except the DEFAULT ones are enclosed in double quotes ("").