flutter_release_checker 0.2.2

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example/flutter_release_checker_example.dart

// ignore_for_file: avoid_print
//
// Runs flutter_release_checker's checks programmatically against a Flutter
// project and prints a terminal report, mirroring what the
// `flutter_release_checker check` CLI command does under the hood.
//
// Usage:
//   dart run example/flutter_release_checker_example.dart <path-to-flutter-project>
//
// If you just want the CLI, you don't need this file at all — this package
// also ships an executable:
//   dart pub global activate flutter_release_checker
//   cd your_flutter_app
//   flutter_release_checker check

import 'package:flutter_release_checker/flutter_release_checker.dart';

Future<void> main(List<String> arguments) async {
  final projectPath = arguments.isNotEmpty ? arguments.first : '.';

  final FlutterProject project;
  try {
    project = FlutterProject.at(projectPath);
  } on FlutterProjectNotFoundException catch (e) {
    print('Error: $e');
    return;
  }

  // Run every registered check (Flutter, Android, iOS, Firebase, Security,
  // Store Readiness). Use CheckRegistry.byIds([...]) instead to run a subset.
  final results = <CheckResult>[
    for (final check in CheckRegistry.all) await check.run(project),
  ];

  final score = const ScoreCalculator().calculate(results);

  final report = ReleaseReport(
    projectName: project.projectName,
    results: results,
    score: score,
    generatedAt: DateTime.now(),
  );

  // Colored terminal report — pass colorEnabled: false for plain text.
  print(TerminalReporter().render(report));

  // A self-contained HTML report you can open in any browser.
  final htmlFile = const HtmlReporter().write(
    report,
    defaultHtmlReportPath(project.root.path),
  );
  print('HTML report written to ${htmlFile.path}');

  if (report.failedChecks.isNotEmpty) {
    print('${report.failedChecks.length} check(s) found issues.');
  }
}