platform_info

platform_info

About

Cross-platform io/html package. Works on the web, mobile phones, desktops and console. Fully caches itself on first initialization.

Easy to use, just add to pubspec.yaml as dependency and then import: import 'package:platform_info/platform_info.dart';

Platform is a singleton, and the default way to access an instance of Platform is to call static getters: Platform.instance or Platform.I or platform

Usage

Example of using the library to get the current platform info

Platform Information

Provides platform information such as:

• Build mode

  • release
  • profile
  • debug

• Host platform type

  • vm (io, desktops, mobile, console, server)
  • js (web, html, browser)

• Operating system

  • Fuchsia
  • Linux
  • MacOS
  • Windows
  • iOS
  • Android
  • Unknown

• Version (unknown if not available)

• Locale string (en if not available)

• The number of individual execution units of the machine (0 if not available)

• Operating system is a known type

• Is a Web-based applications

• Is a VM supporting for non-web applications

• Is a mobile device (Android, iOS)

• Is a desktop device (Windows, macOS, Fuchsia)

• Is Material design device (Android, Fuchsia)

• Is Cupertino design device (macOS, iOS)

• is Linux

• is macOS

• is Windows

• is android

• is iOS

• is fuchsia

• when method allowing to compose a complex condition

Pattern matching

Run functions that satisfy the current state of the platform. You can use nested methods to compose more complex queries.

Operating System

[fuchsia] - whether the operating system is a version of Fuchsia [windows] - whether the operating system is a version of Windows [android] - whether the operating system is a version of Android [iOS] - whether the operating system is a version of iOS [macOS] - whether the operating system is a version of MacOS [linux] - whether the operating system is a version of Linux [unknown] - operating system unknown

Design

[material] - is material (Android, Fuchsia) [cupertino] - is cupertino (macOS, iOS)

Mobile or desktop

[mobile] - is mobile device (Android, iOS) [desktop] - is desktop device (Windows, MacOS, Fuchsia)

VM (IO) or JS (Web)

[js] - is web-based applications [vm] - is I/O supporting for non-web applications

Build mode

[release] - release build mode [profile] - profile build mode [debug] - debug build mode [orElse] - any callback was not called

Sequence of checks

1. Operating System
2. Design
3. Mobile/Desktop
4. VM/JS
5. Build mode
6. Call [orElse] if any callback was not called

Coverage

Changelog

Refer to the Changelog to get all release notes.

Maintainers

Plague Fox

Funding

If you want to support the development of our library, there are several ways you can do it:

• Buy me a coffee
• Support on Patreon
• Subscribe through Boosty

We appreciate any form of support, whether it's a financial donation or just a star on GitHub. It helps us to continue developing and improving our library. Thank you for your support!

License

MIT

Tags

cross, platform, info