Markdown-Creator-Dart
A powerful, cross-platform tool built with Flutter to effortlessly design and generate professional README.md files. Features a visual drag-and-drop editor, AI-powered content generation (Gemini), live preview, and export options. Simplify your documentation workflow today! 🚀
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- 2
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- Last push (UTC)
- Sep 16, 2026
- Project status
- Active
Original README
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README Creator — Flutter Documentation Workspace
Create, structure, preview, and improve GitHub README files from one cross-platform workspace.
Built with Flutter, Firebase, and optional AI-assisted writing tools.
Features
AI-assisted writing
Generate project descriptions and feature drafts with Google Gemini and use assisted editing to improve grammar and tone.
Cloud sync
Firebase integration can synchronize projects and custom snippets across supported builds.
Visual editor
Compose documentation from reusable sections and widgets, including Markdown content, diagrams, tables of contents, GitHub-oriented cards, badges, and developer-focused components.
Repository-assisted documentation
The application can use a local folder or public GitHub repository as context when preparing README content.
Cross-platform interface
The Flutter application targets web and supported desktop/mobile environments from one codebase.
Getting started
Web version
The deployed web distribution is maintained separately in Readme-Creator-Web.
Source setup
git clone https://github.com/mhmdwaelanwr/Markdown-Creator-Dart.git
cd Markdown-Creator-Dart
flutter pub get
flutter run
Tagged builds
See the repository's Releases page for published artifacts when available.
Android customization
To change the Android applicationId, set appApplicationId in gradle.properties or pass it at build time:
appApplicationId=com.example.readmecreator
./gradlew assembleRelease -PappApplicationId=com.example.readmecreator
Technology stack
- Framework: Flutter / Dart
- Cloud services: Firebase
- AI integration: Google Gemini
- State management: Provider
- Web distribution: Flutter Web / PWA assets
Repository relationship
- This repository contains the Flutter application source.
- Readme-Creator-Web contains the deployed web distribution and landing experience.
- readmecreator.studio is the public web entry point.
Contributing
Contributions, bug fixes, and documentation improvements are welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md for the development workflow.
Security and support
License
Released under the MIT License.
Categories
Dependencies used
Dependency list 49 items
- flutter
{"sdk":"flutter"} - firebase_core
^3.10.0 - firebase_auth
^5.4.0 - cloud_firestore
^5.5.0 - firebase_storage
^12.3.0 - firebase_analytics
^11.3.0 - firebase_crashlytics
^4.1.0 - firebase_messaging
^15.2.10 - google_sign_in
^6.2.1 - sign_in_with_apple
^6.1.0 - google_mobile_ads
^5.1.0 - jaspr
^0.10.0 - cupertino_icons
^1.0.8 - uuid
^4.5.2 - provider
^6.1.5+1 - shared_preferences
^2.3.2 - json_annotation
^4.9.0 - flutter_highlight
^0.7.0 - http
^1.2.0 - archive
^3.6.1 - file_picker
^8.1.7 - flutter_colorpicker
^1.1.0 - tutorial_coach_mark
^1.2.9 - markdown
^7.2.2 - printing
^5.13.2 - pdf
^3.10.10 - path_provider
^2.1.4 - share_plus
^10.1.2 - font_awesome_flutter
^10.7.0 - cached_network_image
^3.4.1 - flutter_svg
^2.0.10+1 - google_fonts
^6.2.1 - google_generative_ai
^0.4.4 - url_launcher
^6.3.0 - path
^1.9.0 - flutter_launcher_icons
^0.14.1 - flutter_native_splash
^2.4.2 - package_info_plus
^8.1.0 - desktop_drop
^0.5.0 - pasteboard
^0.3.0 - flutter_local_notifications
^18.0.1 - flutter_localizations
{"sdk":"flutter"} - intl
^0.20.2 - flutter_markdown
^0.7.3 - crypto
^3.0.3 - flutter_testDevelopment
{"sdk":"flutter"} - flutter_lintsDevelopment
^5.0.0 - build_runnerDevelopment
^2.4.12 - json_serializableDevelopment
^6.8.0
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