elementary_cli

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Elementary CLI is a command-line toolkit designed to streamline development workflows within the Elementary framework. It provides utilities for generating code, managing project structure, and automating common tasks across multiple platforms including Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, and Linux. Built for Flutter developers, it enhances productivity by reducing boilerplate and standardizing project setup. The tool integrates seamlessly with the Elementary ecosystem, supporting rapid prototyping and consistent architecture. Its open-source nature encourages community contributions and transparency.

Use cases

Automated code generation
Project scaffolding
Cross-platform development setup
Streamlined testing workflows
CI/CD integration

Key features

Platform-agnostic commands
Integrated with Elementary framework
Supports multiple OS targets
Open-source and extensible
Simple command syntax

Suitable for

Flutter developers using Elementary
Teams needing standardized project templates
CI/CD pipeline automation
Rapid application prototyping

Considerations

Requires Elementary framework setup
Limited to supported platforms
Dependent on package version compatibility
May require additional configuration for complex projects

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Flutter Elementary repository

Description

This repository is a home to packages and tools from the Elementary library family.

Package	Version
elementary
elementary_helper
elementary_test
elementary_cli

Elementary Overview

Elementary is a simple and reliable way to build applications with MVVM in Flutter. Benefits of using Elementary include:

Maximum Flutter-like: You don't need to spend a lot of time learning the library if you are already familiar with the standard Flutter approaches.
Code separation by responsibility: Splitting code into different layers reduces coupling, making the code simpler and more readable.
High testability: All layers, from widgets to business logic, are highly testable.
Team efficiency: It boosts speed for teams consisting of more than one person, due to the easy sharing of independent task parts among team members.

Documentation

Learn more at our website with documentation.

Environment

To reduce the amount of boilerplate and manual work, Elementary offers a few options:

elementary_cli: A command line utility that helps with boilerplate generation.
Plugin for IntelliJ: A plugin for the IntelliJ IDE family, based on elementary_cli.
Plugin for VSCode: A plugin for VSCode, based on elementary_cli.
elementary brick: A command line utility that helps with boilerplate generation, based on Mason.

Examples

Country: A general example of how to use Elementary for development.
Elementary with Redux: An example of how to use Elementary with Redux.
Profile: An example demonstrating a feature that spans separate screens, and how to use Elementary with Bloc.

Maintainer

Mikhail Zotyev

Contributors thanks

Big thanks to all these people, who put their effort into helping the project.

Special thanks to:

Dmitry Krutskikh, Konoshenko Vlad, and Denis Grafov for the early adoption and the first production feedback;

Alex Bukin for IDE plugins;

All members of the Surf Flutter Team for actively using and providing feedback.

Sponsorship & Support

Special sponsor of the project:

For all questions regarding sponsorship/collaboration connect with Mikhail Zotyev.

We appreciate any form of support, whether it's a financial donation, a public sharing, or a star on GitHub and a like on Pub. If you want to provide financial support, there are several ways you can do it:

Thank you for all your support!

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