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solid_lints

🟧 Lints for Dart and Flutter based on software industry standards and best practices.

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Solid Lints

style: solid $solid_lints

Flutter/Dart lints configuration based on software engineering industry standards (ISO/IEC, NIST) and best practices.

Documentation

For more detailed information and guidelines on using Solid Lints, please refer to the documentation:

  • https://lints.solid.software

Usage

Add dependency in your pubspec.yaml:

dev_dependencies:
  solid_lints: <INSERT LATEST VERSION>

Enable the plugin and include solid_lints in your project's top-level analysis_options.yaml:

include: package:solid_lints/analysis_options.yaml

plugins:
  solid_lints: <INSERT LATEST VERSION>

Also, you can use a specialized rule set designed for Dart tests. Add an analysis_options.yaml file under the test/ directory, and include the ruleset:

include: package:solid_lints/analysis_options_test.yaml

plugins:
  solid_lints: <INSERT LATEST VERSION>

Then you can see suggestions in your IDE or you can run checks manually:

dart analyze

Configuration

You can customize individual rule settings in your analysis_options.yaml:

plugins:
  solid_lints: <INSERT LATEST VERSION>

solid_lints:
  diagnostics:
    cyclomatic_complexity:
      max_complexity: 10
    avoid_non_null_assertion: true

Badge

To indicate that your project is using Solid Lints, you can use the following badge:

[![style: solid](https://img.shields.io/badge/style-solid-orange)](https://pub.dev/packages/solid_lints)
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