v0.0.18
github_snitch
Package for capture & open github issue for crashes, issues & proposals
4Likes 10930-day downloads130Pub points
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v2.0.3
flutter_telegram_crashlytics
Telegram bot application crash reporter library.
4Likes 7230-day downloads95Pub points
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v1.0.0flutter_ume_kit_perf
Performance kits for flutter_ume.
1Likes 14930-day downloads100Pub points
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v1.0.0
flutter_crashlytics
Flutter plugin to enable Crashlytics reporting on Android and iOS, also offer the ability to add custom log and informations to the reports.
24Likes 46030-day downloads40Pub points
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v1.8.1
mutation_test
A command line application to measure the quality of your test cases by mutating your code and checking if your tests detect the changes.
25Likes 53.3K30-day downloads160Pub points
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v1.0.6
http_client_cache
Dart package that seamlessly adds HTTP traffic caching to improve performance and reduce network load in Dart and Flutter applications.
2Likes 48.5K30-day downloads160Pub points
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v0.5.7
ft_mobile_agent_flutter
Flutter plugin based on Guance Cloud iOS Android calls
0Likes 27.1K30-day downloads120Pub points
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