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nullx_list/lib/src/list.dart (1)
Documentation inconsistency with implementation found
The documentation states "If the original list is null or empty, it returns an empty list", but the function signature
List<T> listOfNotNull<T>(List<T?> elements)shows thatelementsparameter is non-nullable. This is inconsistent as the function cannot handle null input despite what the documentation suggests. The implementation also doesn't have any null check, which aligns with the non-nullable parameter type but contradicts the documentation.
nullx_list/lib/src/list.dart: Update either:
- The implementation to accept nullable input (
List<T?>? elements) and add null check as suggested in the review, or- The documentation to remove the mention of handling null input since the parameter is non-nullable
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30-44: Clarify behavior ifelementsis null.
Though the doc states “If the original list is null or empty, it returns an empty list,” the function signature only accepts a non-null list. Consider either adding a null check or updating the doc to reflect that null cannot be passed.List<T> listOfNotNull<T>(List<T?>? elements, {bool growable = true}) { - return elements.filterNotNull().toList(growable: growable); + if (elements == null) { + return <T>[]; + } + return elements.filterNotNull().toList(growable: growable); }
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nullx_list/lib/src/list.dart (1)
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3-28: Minor naming mismatch in doc.
In the doc comments, references to[whatIf]and[whatIfNot]are not fully aligned with the actual parameter names(onNotNullOrEmpty, onNullOrEmpty). Consider updating the doc references for consistency.- /// Executes the [whatIf] function if the list is not null and not empty, - /// otherwise executes the [whatIfNot] function. + /// Executes the [onNotNullOrEmpty] function if the list is not null and not empty, + /// otherwise executes the [onNullOrEmpty] function.nullx_function/mono_pkg.yaml (1)
1-4: Consider adding SDK version constraintsWhile the SDK configuration is good, consider adding version constraints to ensure consistent development environments across the team.
sdk: - dev - pubspec +# Consider adding version constraints, e.g.: +# sdk: ">=3.0.0 <4.0.0"nullx_list/mono_pkg.yaml (1)
1-17: Consider additional mono repo tooling and practicesThe configuration is good, but consider enhancing the mono repo setup with:
- Root-level configuration for shared settings
- Workspace-level dependencies management
- Automated version management for internal package dependencies
Consider adding:
# Root-level mono_pkg.yaml for shared configurations sdk: &sdk_config sdk: - dev - pubspec stages: &common_stages # Your current stages configurationThen in package-level configurations:
# Package-level mono_pkg.yaml <<: *sdk_config # Inherit shared SDK config stages: *common_stages # Inherit common stagesThis approach will make maintenance easier as the mono repo grows.
nullx_object/mono_pkg.yaml (2)
1-3: Consider using stable SDK channel for production buildsWhile using the
devSDK channel is acceptable for a WIP PR, consider adding a stable SDK version constraint for production releases to ensure consistent builds.sdk: - dev + stable - pubspec + dev + pubspec
5-17: LGTM! Well-structured CI configurationThe configuration follows best practices:
- Separate stages for analysis and testing
- Strict analysis with
--fatal-infos- Randomized test ordering to catch flaky tests
- Cross-platform testing coverage
Consider adding a timeout for the test stage to prevent hanging builds:
- unit_test: - - test: --test-randomize-ordering-seed=random + unit_test: + - test: --test-randomize-ordering-seed=random --timeout=5mnullx_types/mono_pkg.yaml (1)
1-17: Consider workspace-level configuration for shared settingsWhile consistency across packages is good, identical configurations suggest an opportunity for workspace-level defaults to reduce duplication and maintenance overhead.
Consider:
- Moving common settings to a root
mono_pkg.yaml- Only override package-specific configurations in individual packages
- Using yaml anchors for shared configurations if workspace-level defaults aren't suitable
Example root
mono_pkg.yaml:# Root mono_pkg.yaml shared_config: &shared_config sdk: - stable - dev - pubspec stages: - analyze_and_format: - group: - format - analyze: --fatal-infos . sdk: - dev - unit_test: - test: --test-randomize-ordering-seed=random --timeout=5m os: - linux - windows - macos # Package mono_pkg.yaml can then reference: <<: *shared_config # Add package-specific overrides herenullx_either/mono_pkg.yaml (1)
5-17: Stages configuration looks good, with room for enhancement.The current setup provides a solid foundation with code quality checks and cross-platform testing. Consider these enhancements:
- Add a coverage reporting configuration to track test coverage
- Include a dependency validation stage to ensure package consistency
Example addition for coverage reporting:
- unit_test_with_coverage: - test: --coverage=coverage os: [linux] - command: dart run coverage:format_coverage --lcov --in=coverage --out=coverage/lcov.info --packages=.packages --report-on=libnullx_stream/mono_pkg.yaml (1)
1-17: Consistent mono repo configuration maintained.The identical configuration across packages ensures uniform build and test processes. However, consider adding a root-level mono repo configuration file to:
- Define shared configuration
- Reduce duplication across package configurations
- Simplify future maintenance
Example root-level configuration:
# root/mono_pkg.yaml shared_config: sdk: &sdk - dev - pubspec analyze_and_format: &analyze - group: - format - analyze: --fatal-infos . sdk: [dev] unit_test: &test - test: --test-randomize-ordering-seed=random os: [linux, windows, macos] # Then in package configs: sdk: *sdk stages: - analyze_and_format: *analyze - unit_test: *testnullx_future/mono_pkg.yaml (1)
5-17: Consider enhancing CI pipeline with additional stages.While the current setup with analyze_and_format and unit_test stages is good, consider adding:
- Coverage reporting stage
- Dependency validation stage to catch potential conflicts early
The multi-OS testing setup is excellent for ensuring cross-platform compatibility.
pubspec.yaml (1)
8-20: Verify package organization in workspace.The workspace organization looks good with clear separation of concerns:
- Core utilities (
nullx_utils,nullx_types)- Type-specific handlers (stream, map, list, etc.)
- Example package for demonstrations
Consider adding a README.md in the root directory to document the purpose of each package.
example/pubspec.yaml (1)
1-5: Consider adding dev_dependencies for testing.While the basic configuration is good, the example package would benefit from:
- Adding test dependencies
- Adding testing utilities
This ensures the example code is properly tested and serves as a reference implementation.README.md (2)
19-19: Add description for the example package.The example package entry is missing its description. Consider adding a brief description of its purpose in the mono repo.
24-24: Add version badge for nullx_list package.The nullx_list package is missing its version badge. Add it to maintain consistency with other packages:
-| [nullx_list](nullx_list/) | nullx_list is a collection of elegant extensions for handling null types on Dart collection types. | | +| [nullx_list](nullx_list/) | nullx_list is a collection of elegant extensions for handling null types on Dart collection types. | [](https://pub.dev/packages/nullx_list) |.github/workflows/dart.yml (1)
1-976: Consider adding code coverage reporting.Since this is a toolkit for handling null types, consider adding code coverage reporting to ensure comprehensive test coverage of edge cases.
Would you like me to provide a configuration for adding code coverage reporting to the workflow?
example/lib/map_example.dart (3)
1-1: Consider adding a quality-of-life comment explaining the new package import.
This file exemplifies usage of null-safe map extensions fromnullx_map. Adding a brief inline comment such as// Provides nullable Map extensionsmight help future maintainers quickly understand why this specialized library is imported.
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3-10: Showcase null-safety handling explicitly.
While the code demonstrates various extension methods on a nullable map, there’s no explicit example of calling these methods whennullableMapis actuallynull. Demonstrating how it behaves in a truly null scenario (e.g., settingnullableMap = nulland then callinggetOrElse) will further illustrate the library’s core benefit.
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26-41: Promote functional clarity by splitting the transformations.
Right now, the example showcases multiple transformations (e.g., filter, then mapKeysAndValues, then forEach). Although this is fine for demonstration, consider each transformation in its own block or function, illustrating each method’s standalone usage. This can improve clarity for newcomers using the library for the first time.
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🔇 Additional comments (29)
nullx_list/lib/src/list.dart (1)
1-1: Import updated to new package — looks good.
It’s appropriate to now rely on the more specialized nullx_iterable package for iterable-based operations, aligning with the PR objective of modularizing the codebase.
example/lib/nullx_example.dart (1)
1-3: Imports look consistent with modular approach.
These new specialized imports are aligned with the modularization goal of separating functionality by domain (iterable, types, utils). This separation can yield a clearer structure and improve maintainability. No issues found here.
example/mono_pkg.yaml (2)
1-4: Double-check SDK section usage.
Listing - pubspec and - dev under sdk: ensures these targets are available when running tasks. Please confirm these are indeed the correct entries for your workflow because the summary suggests that these entries might have been removed in other files.
5-9: New analyze and format stage is a good addition.
Defining an analyze_and_format stage under stages: helps streamline your linting and formatting checks. Make sure you also have a corresponding workflow or script that runs this stage effectively in your CI pipeline.
mono_repo.yaml (3)
2-2: Self-validation step ensures consistent code quality.
Using analyze_and_format as your self-validation process is a good practice. It helps maintain a consistent style and catch potential issues early.
5-5: Weekly schedule is a proactive measure.
Running checks every week at midnight (UTC) keeps your codebase fresh by detecting any lingering or newly introduced issues. Ensure that any required external services are also available at that time.
7-9: Merge stages definition is clear and maintainable.
Combining analyze_and_format and unit_test stages in merge_stages clarifies the exact steps for merging. Make sure your CI is configured to respect and run each stage in the correct order.
nullx_iterable/mono_pkg.yaml (4)
1-4: SDK section updates.
Declaring your SDK environment explicitly under sdk: with - dev and - pubspec options can help unify your tooling across different contributors. Confirm that these entries match your workflow needs and do not conflict with other packages.
5-9: Analyze and format stage ensures code consistency.
The analyze_and_format stage with the --fatal-infos option enforces a stricter check. This is beneficial for catching potential issues that might otherwise go unnoticed.
10-11: Inherit SDK config for analysis stage if needed.
Defining sdk: within the group is handy if you need a different environment for that stage. Just confirm whether you need unique dev dependencies or if the top-level sdk: suffices.
12-17: Unit test stage with OS coverage is well-defined.
Running tests on Linux, Windows, and macOS broadens coverage and ensures cross-platform consistency. Randomizing test ordering can also detect hidden test interdependencies.
nullx_function/mono_pkg.yaml (1)
5-17: LGTM! Well-structured CI configuration
The stages are well organized with:
- Comprehensive analysis and formatting checks
- Test randomization for robust testing
- Good cross-platform coverage
nullx_map/mono_pkg.yaml (1)
1-17: Verify if identical configuration is intentional
The configuration is identical to nullx_function/mono_pkg.yaml, which is good for consistency. However, verify if all packages should have exactly the same configuration or if some packages might need specific adjustments.
Let's check for any package-specific requirements:
✅ Verification successful
The previous results show that most packages have similar dependencies, with a few exceptions:
- nullx_runes depends on nullx_iterable
- nullx_function depends on dartz
- nullx_either depends on dartz
Let's verify if there are any package-specific test setups or SDK constraints that might justify different configurations.
Identical mono_pkg.yaml configuration is appropriate
The verification shows that having identical configurations across packages is correct and intentional because:
- All packages have the same SDK constraint (^3.5.0)
- They share identical analysis options through a common analysis_options.yaml
- Each package follows the same test directory structure
- Despite some packages having additional dependencies (dartz, nullx_iterable), they don't require special build, test, or analysis configurations
The unified configuration in mono_pkg.yaml ensures consistent development practices across all packages in the monorepo, which is a good practice for maintainability.
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nullx_utils/mono_pkg.yaml (1)
1-17: Configuration matches nullx_object package
The identical configuration across packages ensures consistency in the mono repo setup, which is good practice. The same recommendations from the nullx_object package apply here.
nullx_either/mono_pkg.yaml (1)
1-4: LGTM! SDK configuration is well-defined.
The SDK configuration appropriately includes both development and package validation settings.
nullx_runes/mono_pkg.yaml (1)
1-17: Configuration consistency maintained across packages.
The configuration matches nullx_either, which is good for maintainability.
nullx_future/mono_pkg.yaml (1)
1-4: LGTM! SDK configuration is appropriate.
The SDK configuration correctly specifies both dev and pubspec environments.
pubspec.yaml (1)
1-4: LGTM! Workspace configuration is well-structured.
The configuration correctly:
- Sets up workspace name
- Prevents accidental publishing
- Uses appropriate SDK constraint
example/pubspec.yaml (2)
10-31: LGTM! Package dependencies are well-organized.
The local package dependencies are correctly configured with relative paths, making it easy to work with the mono repo structure.
8-9: Verify analyzer version range.
The analyzer version range ">=5.0.0 <8.0.0" is quite wide. Consider:
- Narrowing the range to reduce potential compatibility issues
- Aligning with the SDK version constraint of ^3.5.0
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Let me try a different approach to verify the analyzer version compatibility.
Let me try one more verification to get a complete picture.
The analyzer version range is appropriate for the project
The current analyzer version range ">=5.0.0 <8.0.0" is actually reasonable because:
- The project uses Dart SDK ^3.5.0, and analyzer 5.0.0+ is compatible with Dart 3.x
- The upper bound <8.0.0 prevents adoption of potentially breaking changes from major versions
- None of the workspace packages specify analyzer constraints, suggesting this is the primary constraint for the entire workspace
- For a development dependency like analyzer, a wider range is less risky than for runtime dependencies
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tool/ci.sh (4)
9-30: LGTM! Well-structured utility functions.
The utility functions are well-implemented with:
- Proper project type detection using pubspec.yaml
- Appropriate command execution for both Flutter and Dart projects
- Consistent error handling
32-40: LGTM! Robust input validation.
The validation logic properly checks for required inputs with:
- Clear error messages using color coding
- Appropriate exit code (64) for user input errors
- Early termination on validation failures
42-93: LGTM! Well-structured task execution loop.
The task execution logic is robust with:
- Proper package iteration and directory management
- Clear error handling and status tracking
- Conditional task execution based on previous step success
95-111: LGTM! Comprehensive results reporting.
The results reporting is well-implemented with:
- Clear success/failure statistics
- Detailed failure listing with color coding
- Appropriate exit code propagation
.github/workflows/dart.yml (4)
1-16: LGTM! Well-configured workflow basics.
The workflow configuration has good fundamentals:
- Clear name and trigger configuration
- Proper permissions setting
- Environment variable setup for pub
18-41: LGTM! Robust mono repo validation.
Job 001 properly validates the mono repo setup:
- Caches pub dependencies
- Uses stable Dart SDK
- Validates mono repo configuration
42-376: LGTM! Comprehensive analysis and formatting jobs.
Jobs 002 and 003 handle analysis and formatting:
- Covers both stable and dev SDK versions
- Proper dependency caching
- Handles all packages in the mono repo
377-976: LGTM! Thorough test coverage across environments.
The test jobs (004-009) provide comprehensive coverage:
- Tests on Linux, macOS, and Windows
- Tests with both stable and dev SDK versions
- Proper job dependencies and conditions
example/lib/map_example.dart (1)
Line range hint 12-24: Validate safe usage of higher-order functions.
The methods like putIfAbsentOrElse, updateValue, and filter rely on function parameters that can implicitly assume non-null values. Consider adding an example that handles or logs potential null values inside these lambdas to illustrate resilience when value might be null (if applicable in more complex usage).
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Mono repo structure needs attention
The mono repo structure is partially complete but requires some improvements:
- Missing
melos.yamlconfiguration file which is essential for managing the mono repo workspace - All packages are missing
README.mdfiles which are important for package documentation - Package dependencies are properly defined with local path references
- Basic package structure (lib, test, LICENSE, pubspec.yaml) is present for all packages
- CI configuration (
mono_repo.yamlandtool/ci.sh) is in place
Required actions:
- Add
melos.yamlto configure workspace-level settings and scripts - Add
README.mdfiles to all packages to document their purpose and usage - Consider adding workspace-level documentation about the package organization
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Verify mono repo structure completeness.
Since this is a WIP PR for mono repo initialization, ensure:
- All packages have been properly separated
- Dependencies between packages are correctly defined
- Workspace-level tooling is configured (e.g., melos, mono_repo)
Let me verify the dependencies between packages before making the final response.
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example/lib/nullx_example.dart (1)
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16-21: Simplify null filtering using extension methods.The manual null filtering and force unwrapping could be simplified using the package's extension methods for better readability and safety.
- strs.where((element) => element != null).map((e) => e!).toList(); + strs.filterNotNull().toList();
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example/lib/nullx_example.dart (3)
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4-14: Consider removing unnecessary nullable declarations.Several variables are marked with
unnecessary_nullable_for_final_variable_declarationssuppressions. Since this is an example file, consider either:
- Removing the nullable declaration where not needed to demonstrate best practices, or
- Adding comments explaining why nullable declarations are used despite being unnecessary
- // ignore: unnecessary_nullable_for_final_variable_declarations - final List<String?>? nullableStringList = [null, 'one', null, 'two', null]; + // Demonstrating nested nullability with both nullable list and nullable elements + final List<String?> nullableStringList = [null, 'one', null, 'two', null];
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23-142: Improve example organization and documentation.While the examples are comprehensive, they could be better organized into logical groups with clear documentation. Consider:
- Grouping related extension methods together (e.g., all unwrapping methods, all conditional methods)
- Adding descriptive comments for each group explaining the use case
- Using meaningful variable names that reflect real-world scenarios
Example structure:
void main() { // Default Value Operations demonstrateDefaultValues(); // Conditional Operations demonstrateConditionalOperations(); // Transform Operations demonstrateTransformOperations(); // Collection Operations demonstrateCollectionOperations(); } void demonstrateDefaultValues() { final Double? price = null; print('Default price: ${price.orZero}'); // More meaningful than nullableDouble // ... more examples }
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1-142: Convert example to proper test cases.Instead of using print statements with ignore comments, consider converting these examples into proper test cases. This would:
- Provide verifiable examples
- Remove the need for ignore comments
- Serve as documentation and validation
Would you like me to help create a test file with proper test cases for these examples?
nullx_future/README.md (4)
19-21: Enhance features section with specific examplesConsider expanding each feature point with concrete examples or more detailed descriptions to better showcase the package's capabilities. For example:
- What specific utilities are provided for null-checking?
- What types of nullable structures can be navigated?
- What extensions are available for nullable types?
29-29: Specify actual version constraintReplace
^latest_versionwith the actual initial version number or version constraint. This helps users understand which version they should use.- nullx_future: ^latest_version + nullx_future: ^1.0.0 # or appropriate initial version
37-94: Improve example code readabilityThe example code contains multiple ignore comments that could be eliminated by restructuring:
- Instead of ignoring
unnecessary_nullable_for_final_variable_declarations, consider making the variables non-final or explicitly showing why nullable types are needed.- Instead of ignoring
avoid_print, consider using a logging utility or showing actual test assertions.Additionally, consider breaking down the example into smaller, focused examples for each feature to improve readability.
99-99: Add link to contributing guideThe contributing section mentions a contributing guide but doesn't provide a link to it. Consider adding a link to the actual guide:
-Contributions are welcome! Please read the contributing guide to learn how to contribute to the project and set up a development environment. +Contributions are welcome! Please read our [contributing guide](CONTRIBUTING.md) to learn how to contribute to the project and set up a development environment.nullx_utils/README.md (3)
29-29: Add actual package versionReplace
^latest_versionwith the actual current version of the package to help users get started quickly.- nullx_utils: ^latest_version + nullx_utils: ^1.0.0 # Replace with actual current version
34-62: Improve example clarity and relevanceThe example code could be enhanced in several ways:
- Explain why
nullx_typespackage is needed alongsidenullx_utils.- The
todo()function example (lines 54-61) doesn't demonstrate core package functionality and could be removed or replaced with a more relevant example.- Consider adding more practical examples that showcase the package's key features mentioned in the Features section.
Here's a suggested improvement:
import 'package:nullx_utils/nullx_utils.dart'; void main() { // Example 1: Safe type casting const dynamic value = 'Hello'; final String? name = tryCast<String>(value); print(name?.toUpperCase()); // Prints: HELLO // Example 2: Null-safe operations using let final String? nullableText = null; nullableText.let( (text) => print('Text: $text'), orElse: () => print('Text is null'), ); // Example 3: Navigating nullable structures final Map<String, dynamic>? data = {'user': {'name': 'John'}}; // Add example of navigating this structure safely }
66-66: Add link to contributing guideThe text mentions a contributing guide but doesn't provide a link to it. Add a link to help potential contributors find the guide easily.
- Contributions are welcome! Please read the contributing guide to learn how to contribute to the project and set up a development environment. + Contributions are welcome! Please read our [contributing guide](../CONTRIBUTING.md) to learn how to contribute to the project and set up a development environment.nullx_map/README.md (3)
19-21: Enhance features section with specific capabilitiesConsider expanding the features section with more specific capabilities that nullx_map provides, such as:
- Safe map operations (getOrElse, putIfAbsentOrElse)
- Map transformation utilities (filter, mapKeysAndValues)
- Null-safe iteration methods
- Type-safe value access
38-43: Clean up unnecessary linter ignore commentsThe example code contains multiple
// ignore:comments that make the code less readable. Consider:
- Removing unnecessary ignores like
avoid_printsince this is documentation- Setting up proper linter rules in the example's analysis_options.yaml instead
Also applies to: 46-47, 51-52, 56-57, 58-59, 62-63, 73-74, 81-84
34-85: Enhance example code documentationWhile the example code demonstrates various features, it would be more helpful to:
- Add explanatory comments about what each operation does and when to use it
- Group related operations together (e.g., all query operations, all modification operations)
- Show error handling examples
example/lib/stream_example.dart (3)
1-2: Use re-export or library-level documentation for clarity.
Great job importing thenullx_streamlibrary. To further enhance maintainability, consider adding library-level doc comments or re-exportingnullx_stream.dartthrough a dedicatedlib/nullx_stream.dartfile in this example project. This approach can make your imports more concise and unify documentation for future collaborators.
41-43: Ensure corrected merge behavior on parallel streams.
UsingmergeWithto combine multiple streams is powerful, but attention to scheduling and order of events is crucial. If specific ordering is required, evaluate whether functions likeziporcombineLatestmight better serve your needs.
48-48: Consider returning a default stream instead of side-effecting.
handleNull(() => print('Stream is null'))is clear for demonstration purposes. For production, consider returning a default non-null stream or throwing a meaningful exception so the consumer of the stream can handle this scenario in a reactive manner.nullx_stream/pubspec.yaml (1)
1-1: Optional: Match package name with repository.
Since your repository path isnullx_stream, keep an eye on whether future naming changes or repository reorganizations require an updated package name. Maintaining consistency helps with discoverability on pub.dev.nullx_types/README.md (6)
19-21: Enhance features section with specific capabilitiesConsider expanding the features section with more specific capabilities demonstrated in the example code, such as:
- Safe unwrapping utilities (
unwrapped,notEmpty, etc.)- Default value handling (
orZero,orFalse,orDefault, etc.)- Conditional operations (
takeIf,takeUnless, etc.)- Scope functions (
let,run,also, etc.)
29-29: Add specific version informationReplace
^latest_versionwith either:
- The actual latest stable version
- A link to the package on pub.dev where users can find the latest version
- nullx_types: ^latest_version + nullx_types: ^1.0.0 # Replace with actual version + # For latest version, visit: https://pub.dev/packages/nullx_types
39-40: Remove unnecessary ignore commentsThe
unnecessary_nullable_for_final_variable_declarationsignore comments can be removed by explicitly declaring the variables with their nullable types.- // ignore: unnecessary_nullable_for_final_variable_declarations - final List<String?>? nullableStringList = [null, 'one', null, 'two', null]; + final List<String?>? nullableStringList = [null, 'one', null, 'two', null]; - // ignore: unnecessary_nullable_for_final_variable_declarations - const int? nullableInt = 10; + const int? nullableInt = 10; - // ignore: unnecessary_nullable_for_final_variable_declarations - const String? nullableString = 'example'; + const String? nullableString = 'example';Also applies to: 41-42, 45-46
76-77: Replace print statements with markdown code blocksInstead of using print statements with ignore comments, show the expected output in markdown code blocks after each example.
Example format:
final result = someOperation();Output: expected valueAlso applies to: 83-84, 91-92, 100-101, 106-107, 110-111, 115-116, 120-121, 125-126, 135-136, 138-139, 142-143
69-70: Improve example documentationThe current comments are redundant and don't explain the purpose or benefits of each operation. Consider:
- Grouping similar examples under meaningful sections
- Adding explanatory comments that highlight the benefits and use cases
- Removing redundant comments that just restate the code
Also applies to: 79-80, 82-83, 86-87, 103-104, 113-114, 118-119, 128-129
161-161: Add specific contributing guidelinesThe contributing section should either:
- Include specific guidelines directly in the README
- Link to a CONTRIBUTING.md file
example/lib/runes_example.dart (1)
6-10: Consider removing unnecessary nullable declarations.Declaring
final Runes? runes2andfinal Runes? runes3as nullable is unnecessary if they are intended to hold only non-nullRunes, especially since they are immediately initialized to non-null values ('hello'and'').- final Runes? runes2 = Runes('hello'); - final Runes? runes3 = Runes(''); + final Runes runes2 = Runes('hello'); + final Runes runes3 = Runes('');example/lib/utils_example.dart (4)
5-6: Consider omitting the explicitdynamickeyword for constants.
Usingconst value = 'Hello';instead ofconst dynamic value = 'Hello';can improve clarity, as Dart infers the type automatically.- const dynamic value = 'Hello'; + const value = 'Hello';
14-16: Check usage ofletreturn values.
The code snippetname.let((n) => n);returns the same value but doesn’t store or print it. Verify if this is intended, or consider removing or utilizing the result.
17-19: Reuseletsimilarly forage.
Same remark here: the returned value is not used. If this is only for demonstration, then it’s fine. Otherwise, consider using or logging the result.
20-26: Confirm the placeholder status oftodo()
todo()throws aNotImplementedError, which is caught and printed. If this is a placeholder, consider removing or implementing the feature before final release.Do you want me to open a GitHub issue to track this missing implementation?
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example/lib/nullx_example.dart (1)
1-1: LGTM! Import change aligns with modularization.
The transition from nullx.dart to nullx_types.dart reflects the PR's objective of modularizing the codebase into specialized packages.
example/lib/stream_example.dart (2)
5-9: Verify null fallback with multiple listeners.
When using orDefault(0) for a stream that might be reused or listened to multiple times, confirm that the fallback logic still aligns with your expectations (e.g., repeated events, broadcast vs. single subscription). In some scenarios, a null check at the call site may be more transparent.
25-27: Confirm handling of null streams in combined list output.
combineStreams([stream3, stream4, stream5]) is a convenient aggregator. However, verify that a null stream (like stream5 here) behaves exactly as intended. Ensure that edge cases (e.g., empty streams or partially null entries) do not cause unexpected output or missed events.
nullx_stream/pubspec.yaml (1)
25-30: Ensure lint and test coverage is comprehensive.
You have declared lint and test dependencies. Confirm that your CI/CD pipelines or local processes run these lints and tests across the entire workspace. This ensures that all packages, including nullx_stream, remain consistent and reliable under a single project-wide standard.
nullx_function/pubspec.yaml (4)
7-7: LGTM! Good use of workspace resolution
The workspace resolution configuration is correctly set up, which is essential for proper dependency management in a monorepo structure.
17-23: Consider platform-specific requirements
While the package declares support for all platforms, function utilities typically don't require platform-specific implementations. Consider if all platforms are necessary.
25-30: Update dependency versions
Consider updating the dependencies to their latest stable versions:
async: Current^2.10.0can be updatedtest: Current^1.16.4can be updated
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Based on the version check results, both dependencies can be updated:
async: Update from^2.10.0to^2.12.0test: Update from^1.16.4to^1.25.14
These updates will provide access to the latest features, improvements, and bug fixes. The changes are backward compatible since they follow semantic versioning.
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1-2: Import statement seems appropriate.
This import properly references the nullx_runes extension. No issues or unused imports detected.
12-19: Example usage of orEmpty() is clear.
Using print statements within example code is acceptable to showcase each extension method's behavior. Keep in mind to use these prints only for demonstrative purposes in a production environment.
28-35: hasValue() usage is properly demonstrated.
Testing against null and empty cases highlights the method’s utility well.
36-41: Mapping runes to strings is correct.
Generating a list of characters using map((rune) => String.fromCharCode(rune)) matches the intended purpose.
42-46: Joining runes as a string is clear and concise.
The implementation using joinAsString('-') is straightforward for demonstration.
47-62: firstOrNull() and lastOrNull() usage demonstrates null-safety effectively.
This example concisely shows how null and empty runes behave when retrieving the first and last character.
example/lib/utils_example.dart (3)
1-2: Imports look correct and consistent.
No issues noted with these import statements.
9-10: Validate behavior when cast fails.
If tryCast<String>(value) returns null, ensure that subsequent code doesn't break. Consider logging or handling the case to avoid silent failures.
11-13: Similar cast logic for age.
No immediate issues; just ensure test coverage for both valid and invalid casts.
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nullx_list/pubspec.yaml (1)
31-32: Update test package versionThe
testpackage version (^1.16.4) appears to be outdated. Consider updating to the latest stable version.#!/bin/bash # Description: Check latest test package version echo "Checking latest test package version..." curl -s "https://pub.dev/api/packages/test" | jq -r '.latest.version'Makefile (4)
27-27: Add dry-run option for safer package publishingConsider adding a dry-run task to verify the publishing process before actual deployment.
publish p: - mono_repo pub publish +publish-dry-run pd: + mono_repo pub publish --dry-run + +publish p: publish-dry-run + mono_repo pub publish
31-31: Consider package-specific coverage reportingIn a mono repo setup, you might want to track coverage for each package separately and then aggregate the results.
coverage cvg: - mono_repo pub global run coverage:test_with_coverage + mono_repo pub global run coverage:test_with_coverage + @echo "Generating coverage reports for all packages..." + +coverage-report cr: coverage + @echo "Aggregating coverage reports..." + @find . -name "coverage" -type d -exec echo "Coverage for {}" \; -exec cat {}/lcov.info \;
35-35: Enhance code counting with relevant exclusionsConsider excluding build artifacts and generated files from the code count.
code cd: - cloc ./ + cloc ./ \ + --exclude-dir=build,coverage,.dart_tool \ + --exclude-ext=freezed.dart,g.dart
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37-47: Update help text to reflect mono repo contextThe help text should be updated to clarify that these commands operate across all packages in the workspace.
all: @echo "Available tasks:" - @echo " - format: format the Dart code using dart_style package" - @echo " - doc: generate documentation using dartdoc package" - @echo " - analyze: analyze the Dart code to find issues and warnings" - @echo " - info: display information about the Dart project" - @echo " - test: run all tests in the Dart project" - @echo " - publish: publish the Dart package to pub.dev" - @echo " - coverage: generate test coverage report using the coverage package" - @echo " - code: count lines of code in the lib and test directories using cloc" + @echo " - format: format Dart code across all workspace packages" + @echo " - doc: generate documentation for all workspace packages" + @echo " - analyze: analyze all packages for issues and warnings" + @echo " - info: display information about all workspace packages" + @echo " - test: run all tests across workspace packages" + @echo " - publish: publish workspace packages to pub.dev" + @echo " - coverage: generate test coverage reports for all packages" + @echo " - code: count lines of code across the entire workspace"
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nullx_function/pubspec.yaml (4)
1-5: LGTM! Package metadata is well-structured.
The package metadata follows Dart conventions with a clear, focused description and proper versioning.
6-7: Fix the repository URL format
The repository URL should point to the package directory within the monorepo using the correct format.
Apply this diff to fix the URL:
-repository: https://github.com/ashtanko/nullx/nullx_function
+repository: https://github.com/ashtanko/nullx/tree/main/nullx_function9-23: Verify SDK version constraint
The SDK constraint ^3.5.0 is relatively recent. Consider if this might limit adoption for projects using older SDK versions.
Run this script to check SDK version usage in the ecosystem:
✅ Verification successful
SDK version constraint is consistent across the project
The SDK version constraint ^3.5.0 is consistently used across all packages in the project, including:
- Main package
- All nullx_* sub-packages
- Example package
This indicates a deliberate choice to target recent SDK versions uniformly throughout the project ecosystem, rather than an oversight. The consistent constraint suggests proper version management and coordination across packages.
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fd -e yaml 'pubspec\.yaml$' -x grep -H 'sdk:' {}
Length of output: 574
25-30: Review dependency version constraints
Consider the following suggestions:
- The
asyncpackage version (^2.10.0) seems older compared to the SDK requirement. Consider updating to a newer version. - The
lintpackage has a wide version range. Consider narrowing it to ensure consistent linting rules.
Run this script to check latest versions:
✅ Verification successful
Update dependency versions for better compatibility
The verification confirms that newer versions are available for both packages:
async: Latest version is 2.12.0 (current: ^2.10.0)lint: Latest version is 2.3.0 (current range: >=1.5.0 <3.0.0)
Consider updating the dependencies in pubspec.yaml:
- Update
asyncto^2.12.0for the latest features and compatibility - Narrow down the
lintversion range to^2.3.0for more consistent linting rules
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echo "Checking lint package versions..."
curl -s https://pub.dev/api/packages/lint | jq -r '.latest.version'
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nullx_future/pubspec.yaml (4)
7-7: LGTM: Correct resolution strategy for monorepo
The workspace resolution strategy is appropriate for managing dependencies in a monorepo setup.
12-15: LGTM: Well-chosen package topics
The topics accurately reflect the package's purpose and will help with discoverability.
17-23: LGTM: Comprehensive platform support
The platform configuration is appropriate for a platform-agnostic Dart package.
9-10: Verify SDK version compatibility with other packages
The SDK constraint looks appropriate, but let's verify it's consistent across the monorepo packages.
✅ Verification successful
SDK version constraints are consistent across all packages
All packages in the monorepo, including the root package, example, and all nullx packages, use the same SDK constraint ^3.5.0. This ensures compatibility and consistent behavior across the entire project.
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# Description: Check SDK constraints across all packages
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Length of output: 751
nullx_list/pubspec.yaml (1)
9-10: Verify the minimum SDK version requirement
The SDK constraint ^3.5.0 is relatively high. Consider if this strict requirement is necessary or if the package could support older SDK versions.
nullx_iterable/pubspec.yaml (3)
12-16: Well-chosen topics!
The topics accurately reflect the package's purpose and will help with discoverability.
7-7: Verify workspace configuration
Since this package uses workspace resolution, ensure that:
- The root
pubspec.yamlproperly declares this package - All interdependent packages within the workspace are correctly configured
✅ Verification successful
Workspace configuration is properly set up
The verification confirms that:
- The root
pubspec.yamlcorrectly declaresnullx_iterablein its workspace configuration - All packages are properly structured with their respective
pubspec.yamlfiles - The workspace resolution is correctly configured at the root level
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Length of output: 782
18-24: Verify platform support implementation
While the package declares support for all platforms, please ensure that:
- The package actually works on all listed platforms
- There are no platform-specific implementations needed
✅ Verification successful
Platform support verified - no platform-specific dependencies or code found
After examining the implementation, this package is platform-agnostic as it only contains pure Dart code with extension methods and utilities for handling nullable types. The package:
- Has no platform-specific imports (no dart:io, dart:html, or dart:ffi)
- Contains no native code or platform dependencies
- Only uses core Dart language features that work across all platforms
- Has no conditional platform checks or implementations
The package can safely support all listed platforms as it's a pure Dart utility library.
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#!/bin/bash
# Let's check for platform-specific code or conditionals using different approaches
# Check for platform-specific imports and code
rg -i "platform|kIsWeb|defaultTargetPlatform|Platform\." -t dart
# Check for platform-specific directories or files
fd -t f "android|ios|web|linux|macos|windows" -E "*.g.dart" -E "*.freezed.dart"
# Look for conditional platform checks
ast-grep --pattern 'if ($$$Platform$$$) { $$$ }'
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#!/bin/bash
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nullx_map/pubspec.yaml (3)
12-16: LGTM: Topics are well-defined
The topics accurately categorize the package's purpose and features.
9-10: Verify SDK version requirement
The SDK constraint ^3.5.0 is quite recent. Consider if this high version requirement is necessary for your package's features.
Run this script to check SDK version usage across the workspace:
✅ Verification successful
SDK version requirement is consistent across the project
The SDK constraint ^3.5.0 is consistently used across all packages in the workspace, including the main package, example, and all nullx_* sub-packages. This indicates a deliberate choice to maintain a unified SDK version requirement throughout the project ecosystem.
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18-24: Verify platform-independent implementation
The package claims support for all platforms. Please verify that:
- The package doesn't contain any platform-specific code
- All dependencies are platform-independent
Run this script to check for platform-specific imports:
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Platform support verification successful
After examining the codebase, I can confirm that the package is completely platform-independent:
- The implementation only uses core Dart features and Map operations, with no platform-specific code.
- The only runtime dependency is the
asyncpackage, which is a core Dart package that works across all platforms. - The source code contains only pure Dart extensions that provide null-safety utilities for Map operations, without any platform-specific imports or functionality.
- No platform-specific directories, imports (
dart:io,dart:html, etc.), or platform checks were found.
The empty platform entries in pubspec.yaml correctly indicate that the package works on all platforms without any platform-specific constraints.
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rg -t dart "import.*'dart:(io|html|js|ffi)"
# 2. Check for platform-specific directories or files
fd -t f "android|ios|linux|macos|windows|web" --full-path
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cat pubspec.yaml
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Script:
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# Let's check the actual package's pubspec.yaml and its source code
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fd -e dart . nullx_map
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# Let's examine the actual implementation files to verify they're platform-independent
# 1. Check the main library file
cat nullx_map/lib/nullx_map.dart
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cat nullx_map/lib/src/map.dart
# 3. Check dependencies in async package (the only runtime dependency)
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Makefile (4)
6-6: LGTM: Format task correctly updated for mono repo
The command has been properly updated to use mono_repo while maintaining the same formatting functionality across all packages in the workspace.
23-23: Verify test configuration across packages
The command is correct, but ensure that test configurations and test files are properly organized across all packages.
✅ Verification successful
Test configurations and files are properly organized across packages
The verification shows that test configurations are well-structured across all packages:
- Each package has a dedicated
testdirectory - Each package contains corresponding test files with proper naming convention (
*_test.dart) - All core packages (
nullx_either,nullx_function,nullx_future, etc.) have their test suites - The utility package (
nullx_utils) appropriately has separate test files for exceptions and utilities
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Length of output: 671
15-15: Verify analysis configuration across packages
The command is correct, but ensure that analysis options are properly configured across all packages in the workspace.
✅ Verification successful
Analysis configuration is properly set up across packages
The root analysis_options.yaml file includes the package:lint/analysis_options_package.yaml configuration and defines consistent linting rules for all packages. Since there are no package-specific analysis_options.yaml files found in any of the packages (nullx_*), they all inherit the root configuration, ensuring consistency across the workspace. The mono_repo dart analyze command will correctly use this configuration.
Key observations:
- Root configuration uses
package:lintwhich provides a solid set of default rules - Custom rules are defined consistently for all packages:
prefer_single_quotes: trueunreachable_from_main: trueno_leading_underscores_for_local_identifiers: false
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Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a different approach to verify the analysis configuration
# First, check the content of the root analysis_options.yaml
echo "Root analysis_options.yaml content:"
cat analysis_options.yaml
# Check for any package-specific configurations in packages directory
echo -e "\nSearching for package-specific configurations:"
fd . -t d -d 1 packages/ --exec-batch sh -c 'for dir in "$@"; do echo "\nChecking $dir:"; fd "analysis_options.yaml" "$dir" --type f; done' sh
# Look for pubspec.yaml files to identify Dart packages
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Length of output: 1120
11-11: Verify documentation generation for all packages
While the command is correct, ensure that documentation is properly generated for all packages in the workspace. Consider checking if package-specific documentation configurations are needed.
✅ Verification successful
Let me try a different approach to verify the documentation setup.
Let me try one final verification to check for the presence of library documentation and exports.
Based on the verification results, I can now provide a conclusive response:
Documentation generation is properly configured for all packages
The codebase shows a well-structured documentation setup:
- All packages have proper library exports in their main
.dartfiles - Each package has comprehensive README.md with detailed examples and usage instructions
- The packages follow a consistent documentation pattern with features, getting started guides, and examples
- The mono_repo configuration correctly handles documentation generation for the workspace
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| lint: '>=1.5.0 <3.0.0' | ||
| test: ^1.16.4 |
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💡 Codebase verification
Update dependencies to latest stable versions
Based on the verification results, the following dependencies can be updated:
async: Update from ^2.10.0 to ^2.12.0test: Update from ^1.16.4 to ^1.25.14
The lint package version range (>=1.5.0 <3.0.0) is appropriate and doesn't require changes.
🔗 Analysis chain
Consider updating dependency versions
Some dependencies appear to be using older versions. Consider updating to the latest stable versions for better compatibility and features.
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done
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| description: >- | ||
| nullx_future is a collection of elegant extensions for handling null types on Dart future types. | ||
| version: 0.2.2 | ||
| repository: https://github.com/ashtanko/nullx/nullx_future |
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Fix the repository URL format
The repository URL appears to be incorrect. For a monorepo package, the URL should point to the main repository, not a subdirectory.
-repository: https://github.com/ashtanko/nullx/nullx_future
+repository: https://github.com/ashtanko/nullx📝 Committable suggestion
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| repository: https://github.com/ashtanko/nullx/nullx_future | |
| repository: https://github.com/ashtanko/nullx |
| dependencies: | ||
| async: ^2.10.0 | ||
| nullx_iterable: ^0.2.0 |
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💡 Codebase verification
Update async package to the latest version (2.12.0)
The verification reveals:
- The
asyncpackage has a newer version (2.12.0) available compared to the current version (^2.10.0) nullx_iterabledependency appears consistent across the workspace, with the example package likely using path dependency
Consider updating the async package to ^2.12.0 to benefit from the latest improvements and fixes.
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Verify dependency versions and compatibility
Please verify:
- If a newer version of
asyncis available - If
nullx_iterable ^0.2.0is compatible with the current package version
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# Check nullx_iterable version across the workspace
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| description: >- | ||
| nullx_list is a collection of elegant extensions for handling null types on Dart collection types. | ||
| version: 0.2.2 | ||
| repository: https://github.com/ashtanko/nullx/nullx_list |
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Fix the repository URL format
The repository URL should point to the package directory within the monorepo. Update it to follow the GitHub tree structure format.
-repository: https://github.com/ashtanko/nullx/nullx_list
+repository: https://github.com/ashtanko/nullx/tree/main/nullx_list📝 Committable suggestion
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| repository: https://github.com/ashtanko/nullx/nullx_list | |
| repository: https://github.com/ashtanko/nullx/tree/main/nullx_list |
| description: >- | ||
| nullx_iterable is a collection of elegant extensions for handling null types on Dart iterable types. | ||
| version: 0.2.2 | ||
| repository: https://github.com/ashtanko/nullx/nullx_iterable |
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Fix the repository URL format
The repository URL appears to be incorrect. For GitHub repositories, the URL should not include the package name at the end.
-repository: https://github.com/ashtanko/nullx/nullx_iterable
+repository: https://github.com/ashtanko/nullx📝 Committable suggestion
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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.
| repository: https://github.com/ashtanko/nullx/nullx_iterable | |
| repository: https://github.com/ashtanko/nullx |
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| test: ^1.16.4 |
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💡 Codebase verification
Update dependencies to latest stable versions
Based on the verification results from pub.dev, here are the specific version updates needed:
async: ^2.10.0→async: ^2.12.0test: ^1.16.4→test: ^1.25.14
These updates will provide access to the latest features, improvements, and bug fixes from these packages.
🔗 Analysis chain
Consider updating dependency versions
Some dependencies could be updated to their latest stable versions:
async: ^2.10.0→ Consider updating to a more recent versiontest: ^1.16.4→ Consider updating to a more recent version
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| environment: | ||
| sdk: ^3.5.0 |
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💡 Codebase verification
After analyzing the codebase, I can see that there are no Dart 3.5.0-specific features being used. The code consists of basic Dart features like extensions, null safety, generics, and standard library functionality that are available in earlier Dart SDK versions.
Consider lowering the SDK constraint to support wider adoption
The current SDK constraint ^3.5.0 can be safely lowered as the codebase doesn't utilize any features specific to Dart 3.5.0. Consider using a lower SDK version (e.g., ^3.0.0) to support more projects while maintaining null safety.
🔗 Analysis chain
Consider SDK version compatibility
The SDK constraint ^3.5.0 is quite recent. Consider if you need features specific to 3.5.0 or if you could lower the minimum SDK version to support more projects.
Let me analyze the code content to determine if there are any Dart 3.5.0 specific features being used.
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| test: ^1.16.4 |
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Update dependency versions for better compatibility and consistency
Based on the verification results:
- The
asyncpackage can be updated from^2.10.0to^2.12.0for the latest features and improvements - The
lintpackage's current version range (>=1.5.0 <3.0.0) could be tightened to^2.3.0to ensure consistent linting rules across development environments
🔗 Analysis chain
Review dependency versions
Consider the following suggestions:
- The
asyncpackage version (^2.10.0) could be updated to a newer version given the high SDK requirement - The
lintversion range (>=1.5.0 <3.0.0) is quite wide, which might lead to inconsistent linting rules
Run this script to check latest versions:
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| name: nullx_map | ||
| homepage: https://shtanko.dev | ||
| description: >- | ||
| nullx_stream is a collection of elegant extensions for handling null types on Dart map types. | ||
| version: 0.2.2 | ||
| repository: https://github.com/ashtanko/nullx/nullx_map |
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Fix incorrect package description and repository URL
There are two issues in the metadata:
- The description refers to "nullx_stream" instead of "nullx_map"
- The repository URL structure is incorrect
Apply these corrections:
name: nullx_map
homepage: https://shtanko.dev
description: >-
- nullx_stream is a collection of elegant extensions for handling null types on Dart map types.
+ nullx_map is a collection of elegant extensions for handling null types on Dart map types.
version: 0.2.2
-repository: https://github.com/ashtanko/nullx/nullx_map
+repository: https://github.com/ashtanko/nullx/tree/main/nullx_map📝 Committable suggestion
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| name: nullx_map | |
| homepage: https://shtanko.dev | |
| description: >- | |
| nullx_stream is a collection of elegant extensions for handling null types on Dart map types. | |
| version: 0.2.2 | |
| repository: https://github.com/ashtanko/nullx/nullx_map | |
| name: nullx_map | |
| homepage: https://shtanko.dev | |
| description: >- | |
| nullx_map is a collection of elegant extensions for handling null types on Dart map types. | |
| version: 0.2.2 | |
| repository: https://github.com/ashtanko/nullx/tree/main/nullx_map |
| info f: | ||
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Fix incorrect task alias for info command
The task alias is incorrectly defined as 'f' instead of 'i' as documented in the help section.
-info f:
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| info f: | |
| dart info | |
| mono_repo dart info | |
| info i: | |
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Release Notes: Nullx Workspace Refactoring
Overview
This release introduces a comprehensive refactoring of the Nullx toolkit, breaking down the monolithic package into modular, focused libraries for handling nullable types in Dart.
New Features
Package Changes
Breaking Changes
nullxpackage with multiple specialized packagesImprovements
Migration Guide
Update your imports from
package:nullx/nullx.dartto the specific package, e.g.:package:nullx_future/nullx_future.dartpackage:nullx_list/nullx_list.dart