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app_version_checker

A lightweight flutter plugin to check if your app is up-to-date on Google Play Store or Apple App Store

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Last push (UTC)
Jun 24, 2024
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App Version Checker

this package is used to check if your app has a new version on playstore or apple app store. or you can even check what is the latest version of another app on playstore or apple app store.

Installing

Add App Version Checker to your pubspec:

dependencies:
  flutter_app_version_checker: any # or the latest version on Pub
Usage
  final _checker = AppVersionChecker();

  @override
  void initState() {
    super.initState();
    checkVersion();
  }

  void checkVersion() async {
    _checker.checkUpdate().then((value) {
      print(value.canUpdate); //return true if update is available
      print(value.currentVersion); //return current app version
      print(value.newVersion); //return the new app version
      print(value.appURL); //return the app url
      print(value.errorMessage); //return error message if found else it will return null
    });
  }
Or
  final _checker = AppVersionChecker(
      appId: "specify the app id (optional)",
      currentVersion: "specify the current version (optional)");
...
Use on ApkPure Store
   final _checker = AppVersionChecker(
    appId: "com.vanced.android.youtube",
    androidStore: AndroidStore.apkPure,
  );
...
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