Flutter and Dart Cookbook

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• Preface
  • Who Should Read This Book
  • Why I Wrote This Book
  • Navigating This Book
  • Conventions Used in This Book
  • OReilly Online Learning
  • How to Contact Us
  • Acknowledgments
• 1. Learning Dart Variables
  • 1.1. Running a Dart Application
  • 1.2. Working with Integer Values
  • 1.3. Working with Double Values
  • 1.4. Working with Boolean Values
  • 1.5. Working with Strings
  • 1.6. Printing Information to the Console
  • 1.7. Adding a Constant Variable (Compile Time)
  • 1.8. Adding a Constant Variable (Runtime)
  • 1.9. Working with Null Variables
• 2. Exploring Control Flow
  • 2.1. Verifying That a Condition Has Been Met
  • 2.2. Iterating Until a Condition Is Met
  • 2.3. Iterating over a Range of Items
  • 2.4. Performing Conditional Actions Based on a Value
  • 2.5. Using an Enumerator to Represent Values
  • 2.6. Implementing Exception Handling
• 3. Implementing Functions
  • 3.1. Declaring Functions
  • 3.2. Adding Parameters to Functions
  • 3.3. Using Optional Parameters
  • 3.4. Returning Values from Functions
  • 3.5. Declaring Anonymous Functions
  • 3.6. Adding a Functional Delay Using a Future
• 4. Handling Lists and Maps
  • 4.1. Creating Lists of Data
  • 4.2. Amending a List of Data
  • 4.3. Using Lists with Complex Types
  • 4.4. Handling Map Key/Value Pairings
  • 4.5. Printing Map Data Structure Content
  • 4.6. Validating That Content Exists in a Map
  • 4.7. Printing Complex Data Types
• 5. Getting Started with Object-Oriented Dart
  • 5.1. Beginning Object-Oriented Dart
  • 5.2. Creating a Class
  • 5.3. Initializing a Class Using a Constructor
  • 5.4. Adding Class Inheritance
  • 5.5. Adding a Class Interface
  • 5.6. Adding a Class Mixin
• 6. Dart Test Cases
  • 6.1. Adding the Dart Test Package to Your Application
  • 6.2. Creating a Sample Test Application
  • 6.3. Running Unit Tests in Your Dart Application
  • 6.4. Grouping Multiple Unit Tests
  • 6.5. Adding Mock Data for Testing
• 7. Introducing the Flutter Framework
  • 7.1. Mocking an Application Interface
  • 7.2. Creating a Boilerplate Flutter Project
  • 7.3. Removing the Flutter Debug Banner
  • 7.4. Recognizing Widgets
  • 7.5. Understanding the Widget Tree
  • 7.6. Improving Widget Render Performance
• 8. Adding Assets
  • 8.1. Using the pubspec.yaml File
  • 8.2. Adding an Assets Folder
  • 8.3. Referencing an Image
  • 8.4. Incorporating the Google Fonts Package
  • 8.5. Importing a Package
• 9. Working with Widgets
  • 9.1. Creating a Stateless Widget in Flutter
  • 9.2. Creating a Stateful Widget in Flutter
  • 9.3. Refactoring Flutter Widgets
  • 9.4. Using the Scaffold Class
  • 9.5. Adding an AppBar Header
  • 9.6. Building with a Container
  • 9.7. Using a Center Widget
  • 9.8. Using a SizedBox
  • 9.9. Using a Column
  • 9.10. Using a Row
  • 9.11. Using an Expanded Widget
• 10. Developing User Interfaces
  • 10.1. Using the Google Fonts Package
  • 10.2. Incorporating RichText
  • 10.3. Identifying the Host Platform
  • 10.4. Using a Placeholder Widget
  • 10.5. Using a LayoutBuilder
  • 10.6. Accessing Screen Dimensions Using MediaQuery
• 11. Organizing On-Screen Data
  • 11.1. Implementing a Vertical ListView
  • 11.2. Implementing a Horizontal ListView
  • 11.3. Adding a SliverAppBar
  • 11.4. Adding a SliverList
  • 11.5. Adding a GridView of Items
  • 11.6. Adding a SnackBar (Pop-up Notification)
• 12. Flutter Page Navigation
  • 12.1. Adding Page Navigation with Routes (Imperative)
  • 12.2. Adding Page Navigation with Routes (Declarative)
  • 12.3. Implementing a Navigation Drawer
  • 12.4. Working with Tabs
  • 12.5. Adding a Bottom Navigation Bar
  • 12.6. Using Keys to Pass Information
• 13. Handling Data Assets
  • 13.1. Accessing Data Strategically
  • 13.2. Refactoring Data
  • 13.3. Generating Dart Classes from JSON
  • 13.4. Using Local JSON Data Asynchronously
  • 13.5. Consuming a JSON Dataset from the Assets Folder
  • 13.6. Accessing Remote JSON Data
• 14. Testing the Flutter User Interface
  • 14.1. Automated Widget Testing in Flutter
  • 14.2. Performing Automated Widget Testing
  • 14.3. Performing Integration Testing with Flutter Driver
  • 14.4. Testing Android/iOS Device Compatibility
• 15. Working with Firebase and Flutter
  • 15.1. Using the Firebase Platform with Flutter
  • 15.2. Setting Up a Firebase Project
  • 15.3. Initializing the Firebase SDK for Local Development
  • 15.4. Configuring Firebase Emulators
  • 15.5. Adding flutterfire_cli to a Development Environment
  • 15.6. Integrating a Firestore Database
  • 15.7. Writing Data to a Firestore Database
  • 15.8. Reading Data from Cloud Firestore
  • 15.9. Adding Firebase Authentication to Flutter
  • 15.10. Using Flutter Web with Firebase Hosting
• 16. Introducing Cloud Services
  • 16.1. Getting Started with Cloud Providers
  • 16.2. Working with Identity and Access Management
  • 16.3. Using Cloud Storage to Host an Object
  • 16.4. Developing a Backend HTTP Server with Dart
  • 16.5. Building a Dart Container
  • 16.6. Introducing Serverless with Dart
• 17. Starting with Game Development
  • 17.1. Adding the Flame Package to Flutter
  • 17.2. Creating a Flame Boilerplate
  • 17.3. Adding a Sprite
  • 17.4. Adding Manual Horizontal Movement to a Sprite
  • 17.5. Adding Automated Vertical Movement to a Sprite
  • 17.6. Adding Collision Detection
  • 17.7. Adding Text Rendering
  • 17.8. Adding Graphic Primitives
  • 17.9. Adding Sound Effects
• A. Setting Up Your Environment
  • Determining Which Dart Installation to Use
  • Running Dart in DartPad
  • Installing the Flutter Framework
  • Using Flutter Doctor
  • Installing the Dart SDK
  • Developing with VS Code
  • Extending Android Studio to Support Dart
  • Selecting a Release Channel
  • Using Flutter Config to Set the Target Platform
• Index

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