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flutter_is_first_run

A simple flutter package to check if it is the first time the app runs

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is_first_run

A simple package to check if it is the first time the app runs.

Internally it uses the shared_preferences plugin.

Getting Started

To use this plugin, add is_first_run as a dependency in your pubspec.yaml file.

Usage

Import is_first_run.dart:

import 'package:is_first_run/is_first_run.dart';

To check if this is the first time the app is run:

bool firstRun = await IsFirstRun.isFirstRun();

If it is the first call of this method since installing the app, the method will return true for as long as the app keeps running.After a restart of the app it returns false.

There is also a method that allows you to check if it is the first time you call it:

bool firstCall = await IsFirstRun.isFirstCall();

Calling this function for the first time after installing the app returns true, after that every function call returns false.

You can reset the plugin by calling

await IsFirstRun.reset();

After calling reset(), calling isFirstRun() will return true as long as the app is running. After a restart, it will return false again. The first call of isFirstCall() will return true, subsequent calls will return false again.

Example

The example is a simple page showing you the result of the function IsFirstRun.isFirstRun(). A button allows you to call IsFirstRun.isFirstRun() again, the reset button calls IsFirstRun.reset().

Maintainers

Pull requests are always very welcome.

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PhD Candidate in Sustainable AI @SAP and the University of Manheim

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